Quickly create a USB flash drive using the Win7 system's own features

  
                                    

We usually choose some production tools when creating a bootable USB flash drive. Although the production tools are easy to write, the masters don't like to borrow tools to make boot USB flash drives. They prefer to use the traditional cmd commands to create them quickly. If you want to be a master, then take a look at these tutorials below.

cmd basic command:

diskpart //call diskpart command

list disk //list each disk

sel disk * //select U disk Corresponding disk *

clean //Clear the disk, that is, all the data on the U disk

create partition primary //Create the primary partition on the disk

Format quick //Quick format, the format is the system default format

active //Activate the partition

exit //Exit

After knowing some of the above basic commands, We can start to use the command to make a boot USB flash drive.

Open the image file with winrar and unzip the data to the U disk. After the decompression is completed, the system starts the U disk and the production is completed. At this point, restart the selection of the startup item, and select to boot from the U disk.

1. Use the Win key + R to enter the cmd interface.

2. Enter diskpart.

3. Enter list disk (display all disks under the current system).

4. Enter select disk 1 (1 is my disk number, 0 is the hard disk that comes with the computer, please choose the correct U disk according to the size). 5. clean (clear the contents of the U disk, save before cleaning).

6. create partition primary (create the primary partition on the U disk).

7. list partition (view the partition on the U disk).

8. select partition 1 (Select the primary partition you just created, just one partition number is 1).

9. active (active primary partition).

10. format fs=NTFS quick (quick format U disk).

11.exit (exit diskpart).

12. Reinsert the USB flash drive. Then extract the ISO file of the system to be installed to the U disk, and it will be fine.

13. Set up the bios to install the system from the U disk. The command line mode to make the U disk boot disk is actually very simple, no need to use other special tools.


The above method does not require us to use other production tools, avoiding the insertion of malicious plug-ins and creating a pure system. Although it is cumbersome and time-consuming to use a cmd to make a bootable U disk for unfamiliar friends, if you can try to use the cmd command to create a bootable USB flash drive, I believe you will fall in love with this method. After learning, you will It was found to be more efficient and faster than the usual tools.

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