Thursday, 27 July 2017

Making pen Drive Bootable using CMD


To create a pen drive bootable manually we will use Command Prompt (CMD) as a default program.
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To create a pen drive bootable manually we will use Command Prompt (CMD) as a default program.
We follow some steps to create a pen drive bootable.

Step1: Insert pen drive to your running computer.
Step2: Open Run by pressing (Windows key + R) in keyboard.
Step3: Type "CMD" in Run search box and press enter.(this will appear a image like below).
                                               image soure: Google Image
Step4:  Type "Diskpart" command in Command Prompt and press enter.
 
image source: Google Image 
Step5: Type "List disk", and press Enter. there would be seen a number of active disk. HDD shown as Disk 0 and Pen drive Shown as Disk 1.

                                             image source: Google Image 
Step6: Type "Select Disk 1" and hit enter.
Step7: Type "clean" and hit enter. this will remove all data in your pen drive.
Step8: Type "Create Primary partition" and hit enter. this will create a primary partition and windows recognized it as partition 1.
Step9: Type "Select partition 1" and press enter.
Step10: Type "active" and press enter, this will activate the current partition.
Step11: Type "format fs=ntfs quick" and press enter, this will format the current partition in NTFS file format.
Step12: Type "exit" and press enter.
Step13: To install windows from a bootable USB drive, we just want to copy the windows installation file from DVD to pen drive.


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