I have tried many methods in the internet and every time I get a corrupted "burnt" USB image from the official "ubuntu-17.10-desktop-amd64.iso" file.
The image either gets burned with 2048 bytes block size, instead of 512, or gets burned correctly (with 7_zip) but won't boot.
Even the official "Startup Disk Creator" won't do the job right.
I believe there is something wrong with the official file.
PS: the SHA256SUM has been checked
Thanks to sudodus to point out that gparted does not play well with cloned USB boot drive.
Actually my problem was that the first method I used to burn the image on the USB stick didn't work because it would not boot. Then I used gparted to check if the partition was really bootable. With no luck after other methods, I found out about the Startup Disk Creator and while checking the image with gparted before trying to boot I thought the image was corrupted.
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