Kali Linux is not booting from USB drive

[SimonF]

I downloaded Kali Linux 2.0 from the official site(https://www.kali.org/downloads/).

I burned the ISO on my USB Drive using this program: (http://www.linuxliveusb.com/). I have also tried using Win32Diskimager, with the same results.

When I tried to boot it, it didn't work: when I clicked on my USB drive in the UEFI, the screen turns black for a short amount of time and then shows the UEFI again.

Now I tried the same procedure with Ubuntu Linux and that worked perfectly.

I want to live boot Kali Linux.

I got: UEFI on Asus Laptop, Intel I7 Nvidia GForce G820M Windows 8.1 64bit.

[duxim]

read this
https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?26780-Working-method-to-install-Kali-2-0-Sana

[SimonF]

@duxim

I did. But my problem ist not the flashing of the USB. It simply does not boot.

[duxim]

if media does not boot. there is only two possible things.
1.) you did not correctly make a boot device (the post I give you how to do it)
2.) your computer setting is wrong (enable legacy boot, disable secure boot, disable fast boot option)

[rootsh3ll]

Make sure you USB drive is FAT32 formatted. If not this case, try making USB bootable with YUMI. Have a look here (http://www.rootsh3ll.com/2015/07/create-multiboot-usb-windows-kali-linux/)

[duxim]

Make sure you USB drive is FAT32 formatted. If not this case, try making USB bootable with YUMI. Have a look here (http://www.rootsh3ll.com/2015/07/create-multiboot-usb-windows-kali-linux/)
@rootsh3ll
did you install Kali with YUMI and how?