Hi readers, This time I am going to share some informative things to you people. Do you people use different OS in your PC or laptop ?? OK here is a easy way to boot your OS from your USB.
Things you need
* A USB with free capacity of 4 GB or more.
* Any OS setup CD or setup file.
* PC running with windows and command prompt.
OK now let me give you the steps you need to follow.
1) Type cmd in run.
CMD->diskpart
Diskpart> list disk
select the usb disk name
then type following in diskpart>
diskpart> select [name of the disk wanted to erase(Disk 0 or Disk 1 what ever)so the command will look like "select disk1"]
clean
create partition primary
select partition 1
active
format fs=fat32
assign
exit
Now steps to copy the OS from the setup CD to the USB.
If you need to copy the file from cdrom to ur USB type this in command prompt
xcopy (your cd drive name :\to the usb drive name:/s/e/f)
example: xcopy g:\f:\ /s/e/f
Then u need to go to boot menu and choose include "removable device" for booting at start up.
YOU can also format the usb with other software but this way is to use your command prompt.
I am posting this because there are many OS which you like to try out, so you doesn't need to install in the primary hard disk. Sometime you may get some error while doing a dual boot or you may have un partitioned disk so you can do by this way.
Things you need
* A USB with free capacity of 4 GB or more.
* Any OS setup CD or setup file.
* PC running with windows and command prompt.
OK now let me give you the steps you need to follow.
1) Type cmd in run.
CMD->diskpart
Diskpart> list disk
select the usb disk name
then type following in diskpart>
diskpart> select [name of the disk wanted to erase(Disk 0 or Disk 1 what ever)so the command will look like "select disk1"]
clean
create partition primary
select partition 1
active
format fs=fat32
assign
exit
Now steps to copy the OS from the setup CD to the USB.
If you need to copy the file from cdrom to ur USB type this in command prompt
xcopy (your cd drive name :\to the usb drive name:/s/e/f)
example: xcopy g:\f:\ /s/e/f
Then u need to go to boot menu and choose include "removable device" for booting at start up.
YOU can also format the usb with other software but this way is to use your command prompt.
I am posting this because there are many OS which you like to try out, so you doesn't need to install in the primary hard disk. Sometime you may get some error while doing a dual boot or you may have un partitioned disk so you can do by this way.
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