Problems installing Win10 dualboot on laptop

[Bernd_L]

My Laptop is a convertable. Meaning, it has two harddrives. One in the Touchscreen tablet with the CPU and stuff (SSD) and one in the dock (HDD). Windows obviously is installed on the SSD. However I want Kali to be installed on the detachable HDD, as there is no space left on the SSD.

My Laptop doesn't have a DVD drive. I tried installing Kali via USB. It would have worked, if I wouldn't be constantly getting an "Faluled to determine the codename for the release." Error.

How do I fix this issue? And by the way, my built-in Elan trackpad isn't wirking in the installer, either. The touchscreen, however is, as well as the keyboard.

[Sagaryal]

Create bootable usb in low writing speed. Try this again in terminal.

$ dd if=kali-linux-2016.2-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=512k

where sdX may be sdb, sdc (i.e. pendrive).

[_defalt]

Create bootable USB using rufus.