I use this app it has work well as a alternative
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Good day Anavisian
Thank you for the response I tried your advice no luck, not a serious issue however be nice to explore what it can offer.
As a foot note gone from being irritated & annoyed to impressed and pleased.
It is a shame that Brits have to pay more than those in the USA having said that I do don’t begrudge what is a platform that I would currently rate as in the top three, I would be happy to renew my subscription every three years providing that the cost did not exceed reasonable rate.
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Balena Etcher is good. If you have Windows, Rufus is even better. And it also has a portable version that you can dump in your "CloUd" 
storage. Just make sure you wear a rain-jacket! 
Nope its not, i killed 2 usb sticks with that tool and lucky me i could recover them.
For windows universal usb installer is a good tool.
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Hmmm... it works perfectly fine on mine. Which means it should work perfectly fine on yours. Ca you retrace your steps and check for typos?
What are you doing with pendrive killer them?
Hi Michel it is a NVIDIA Corporation GK208B [GeForce GT 710]
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Good day folks
I switched over to the other MoBo still has 15.3 lurking on the drive not had chance to change that one yet, I had not paid too much attention before but the Krita app. is there and launched
Would still be nice to have it on the version 16.
Stay safe
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Footnote years ago I purchased the full Corel app. I had to dump it at the time I quit windows, having tried it works good on the Zorin. I am pleased I did not dispose of those DVD’s
Gnome disks and Minitool partition wizard free - try those. Minitool works really good.
I prefer MultiSystem but not tried it with Zorin 16. I gave up on Ventoy because it uses ex-FAT instead of FAT 32 which I discovered when Zorin 16 threw up this info on failed iso of MX Linux. I may have to look at unetbootin in the long run but we'll see.
One other comment, whilst most of us here have had bad experience of Balena Etcher, for now it is the only tool for Mac users to migrate/dual boot with Linux.
totally agree, i use "disks " in linux to make my bootable iso usbs
Yep..I also use the disks utility for many many things...very easy to use also.
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