A bootable USB flash drive is very helpful when you gotta manage your disk/data on an unbootable computer.
Here, Ill show you how to make a bootable disk totally on your own.
In this way, you’ve got the option to do a lot of things on your box.
Then, you should follow the tutorials given below.
2 Ways to Build a Bootable USB Drive
The first way: making use of Command Prompt.
Step 1: insert the USB flash drive you have prepared to another computer that is working well.
Step 2: opencmd.exeas an administrator.
Step 3: key in diskpart in the Command Prompt window and press Enter to pop launch the diskpart.exe.
Step 4: bang out list disk in diskpart and press Enter.
Then, you will see all the disks connected to current computer.
Step 5: pop in clean and press Enter to erase everything on the selected flash drive.
This is similar to drive formatting.
Step 7: throw in select part 1 and press Enter to snag the newly createdprimary partition.
After that, repeat the select part 1 command to continue.
Step 8: bang out format fs=ntfsquick and press Enter to format it as a NTFS partition.
Youll see this prompt when the formatting process is completed DiskPart successfully formatted the volume.
Step 9: at this time, you could kill the diskpart by typing exit and pressing Enter.
Also, repeat this to exit command prompt.
The second way: making use of third-party tool.
Step 1: get thefree copyof MiniTool Partition Wizard and install it on a computer.
(If the flash drive is a new one, you may need tocreate partitionon it).
Step 4: select NTFS as thefile systemand press the OK button to continue.
Step 5: keep the USB flash drive selected and select Set Active from the left panel.
Step 7: wait until you see the following interface.
Now, hit the OK button to finish.
Step 8: burn the target .iso (image file) to this USB flash drive.
Now, your USB flash drive is ready for use.
You should eject it from this computer and inserter it to the target computer you want to boot into.
Click to know HP boot from USB youve created.
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