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Select **Remove** in the right pane.
 
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You can also remove the original ISO image and start directly from the USB stick once Tails is already installed on it. To do so:
 
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Select **Removable**.
 
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<ol>
<li>Click on <b>QEMU/KVM - Not Connected</b>.</li>
<li>Choose <b>Edit&nbsp;▸ Connection details</b>
to administer the connection to your local
<i>QEMU</i> system.</li>
<li>Click on <b>Virtual Networks</b> tab, then
select the <b>default</b> virtual network in
the left pane.</li>
<li>Click on the [[!img lib/media-playback-start.png alt="Start Network"
link="no" class="symbolic"]] icon on the bottom of the left pane to
start the default virtual network.</li>
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In *step 3*, allocate at least 3072 MB of RAM.
 
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Enter **Debian 13** in the field **Choose the operating system you are installing**.
 
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Select the **Browse** button and then the **Browse Local** button to choose the ISO image that you want to start from.
 
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<p>The following instructions have been tested on Debian 13 (Trixie).</p>
 
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If you get the error message
"<b>Error starting domain: Requested operation is not valid: network 'default' is not active</b>",
then try to start the default virtual network:
 
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To create a new virtual machine, choose <b>File&nbsp;▸ New Virtual Machine</b>.
 
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Try enabling or disabling the OpenGL and 3D acceleration options of the display and video device.
 
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Start with *Virtio* and *QXL* video devices: they generally give
the best results. If they don't perform well for you, try every
other video device model.
 
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Try various virtual video device models.
 
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Ensure the virtual machine has a *Spice* display and a *Spice* channel configured, as opposed to *VNC* ones.
 
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To troubleshoot such issues:
 
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The video device that provides optimal graphics performance can be different depending on the version of the host operating system.
 
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