After installing KDE, Fedora LiveUSB will not boot. Reformatting has done nothing.

[DanJC]

Hey all. I'm fairly new to Linux. I've been using Fedora 9 on a LiveUSB for a week or two now, and I like it a lot. Earlier today, I decided to give KDE a try. Installation went okay, no problems there. I tried KDE for a bit, then switched off the computer and went off to play a video game. I turn the computer on later, and it boots straight to Windows. I checked the boot order in the BIOS, it's set to boot from USB. I figured that I could format the USB drive and reinstall, besides I didn't have many files yet. I formatted the drive, and reinstalled Fedora 9 through the LiveUSB creator. It still will not boot. Needless to say, I am not very happy right now, and I'd like this problem fixed ASAP.

Please help me get Fedora back!

[DanJC]

So... any help?

[fnmblot]

you did set grub to boot off the first sector, or the mbr of the usb drive?

[DanJC]

Uh... whatever the liveusb-creator does automatically. Like I said, this has never happened before. I installed the ISO the exact same way as I did before: Selected the ISO, selected the flash drive, slapped on some persistent memory and clicked Create LiveUSB.