USBoot production U disk boot disk, USBoot user guide

USBoot is a tool that can make a USB flash drive in our hands into a bootable disk. Everyone knows that U disk has the functions of storing files, carrying it easily, and exchanging files. U disk has the function of boot disk. Do you know if you know one or two?

What is the boot disk and what is his purpose?

Friends who have installed the operating system should understand the function of the boot disk. The function of the boot disk is mainly used for the installation of the operating system, and it is necessary to use the boot disk to start when the operating system cannot be accessed. Boot disks range from early floppy disks to recently popular CDs and DVDs, but still dominated by CDs.

Production of boot disk

To turn the USB flash drive into a USB flash drive with boot function, you need USBoot software. USBoot is the most simple and convenient one in the same software. Software. After downloading, unzip the operation “Usboot170.exe” you can start USBoot to make the U disk boot disk.

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Before making a USB flash drive, please copy the important data from the USB flash drive to your computer for backup. Because the U disk boot disk with USBoot will delete the original data in the U disk, but after the production is successful, we can use the U disk that is the boot disk as usual.

After backing up the U disk data, we can safely make it. The steps are as follows:

Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive and run USBoot, it will display more in the USBoot interface list. U disk list, (for example, it will be shown below in Figure 1, 74.5G Samsung hd080hj (c:d:e;), because there is no U disk can do the example screenshot) We choose the U disk list.

Step 2: Move the mouse to the USBoot interface. Click here to select the working mode. Click the left button to display the menu of the working mode. We usually select the “ZIP” mode (as shown in the figure). 2)), this mode makes the highest boot disk rate, and it is also a mode with better motherboard support rate.

ZIP mode refers to emulating a USB flash drive into a ZIP drive mode. After booting, the drive letter of the USB flash drive is A:.

HDD mode refers to emulating a USB flash drive into hard disk mode; pay special attention to the following: If HDD mode is selected, the drive letter after booting the USB flash drive is C:, it is easy to operate on the boot partition. There are a lot of problems, such as: when installing the system, the installer will write the startup file to the U disk instead of the boot partition of your hard disk! Causes system installation to fail. So please try to choose the ZIP mode first.

FDD mode refers to emulating a USB flash drive into a floppy drive mode. After booting, the drive letter of the USB flash drive is A:. The USB flash drive in this mode will not be found when booting on some machines that support USB-FDD boot. U disk, so please discretion.

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Step 3: After selecting “Work Mode”, click on the USBoot interface, then USBoot will prompt us to display the U disk data. Destroy, whether to continue. Since we have made a backup, point & ldquo; is & rdquo; continue.

Step 4: When the “Unplug U disk” appears, we will remove the U disk according to the normal method, and then insert the U disk again. At this time, USBoot will automatically detect whether our U disk is successful. . However, I suggest that you restart your computer and set up a USB flash drive in COMS. This way, I feel relieved!

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