Only download the Windows liveusb-creator from this page! Warning: There are virus-infected copies of the Windows liveusb-creator floating around various download sites on the internet. I recommend only downloading the tool from the site I linked here, the reason being (as stated on the website) is on the site, as seen here: If your flash drive is 2GB or more, I strongly recommend a persistence installation!) You can get the application that we are going to use here, it is called the LiveUSB-creator and is used to install Fedora and Sugar-on-a-Stick to a flash drive. (A persistence installation is an installation that contains not only the Linux files, but a large blank file used to store settings and applications. It is a great tool, but is incompatible with Fedora 16 in the sense that it doesn't have the ability to create a persistence installation. Secondly, if you have seen other instructables on how to boot Linux from a USB flash drive, you may have noticed that they use the Universal USB Installer.

Here is a picture of where you should be downloading the tool.

How to turn off universal usb installer