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How to make a bootable sd card/usb pen drive.
« on: June 06, 2016, 05:54:45 »
saw a guide on the internet that meet my need and worked. I am just reporting here if anyone in the clan need it .
What you need to do this:
•A minimum of a 4GB* removable storage disk.  This can be an SD card or a USB Pen Drive.
•A computer already running Windows.

Step 1  get your SD Card or an USB Pen Drive and plug it into the computer. Back up any data you have saved on your SD / USB before we get started. You will be formatting the drive or card which will clean your drive out

Step 2 Go to the Start menu and Type cmd in the search box to open up the command prompt.
You’ll need to Press Enter after each command is typed out. open diskpart, which is a cmd-line program built-into Windows.

Type:diskpart

Step 3  A new window should appear with the system32\diskpart.exe in the title bar.
Type:list disk
A number of disks should appear in a small matrix(chart).  Look for the one that matches the size of your SD Card/USB drive.  It might not be an exact match, since actual usable disk space is generally about 5% less than what is advertised.  For the next command you need to enter the number that corresponds to that drive.
Type: select disk #
Step 4
Type: clean
Type: create partition primary
Type: select partition 1
Type: active
Type:format fs=fat32
It will take a few mins to format the drive
Once it is done we’ll assign a drive letter to your newly formatted removable storage disk
Type:assign letter=y
I used letter y as example.
type: exit
Find your drive/sd in this pc files/ devices/drives and put the  ISO file in the correct drive/sd card.




 

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