Create USB Boot, How to Make USB Hiren's Boot Easy

[Video] How to Create USB Boot

Instructions for Creating USB Boot by Image

Step 1 Plug your USB into the computer, check for delicious USB reception (1GB or more)

Step 2 Download and run USB Disk Storage Format included in this Zip file USBFormat. zip (34KB) Unzip it and open it!

There are 3 steps to Format USB as below!

1. Select USB as USB Boot to Format.
2. File system selects FAT 32 for its popularity.
3. Volume lable, you just type the USB name.
4. Click Start to format it USB!

Step 3 Download grubinst_gui grub4dos. zip (179KB) extract and right click on grubinst_gui. exe choose Run as Administrator.

There are 4 steps, you do each step in turn.

1. Select Disk , select the USB to be used as USB Boot. There is no name so you have to choose by size. As shown in the picture below, it is 3851M, which means 3851Mb capacity ~ USB 4Gb.
2. Click Refresh in step 2.
3. Open Part List, choose Whole disk (MBR)
4. Click Install
5. If an error occurs when clicking Install says cannot run background program. Then leave that. ZIP file, uncompressed, open with Winrar and run grubinst_gui. exe file now and always! I did that and it was fine.

Step 4 This is the step to use the Hiren's Boot CD or Hiren's Boot 15.2 file you prepared above.

1. If it's a Boot CD, put it in the drive and copy the entire file into USB.
2. If it is a. ZIP file, download Hiren's Boot 15.2 above, extract it and then copy it to the USB as well!

Step 5 Copy 2 grldr and menu. lst files from the extracted grub4dos. zip file (or in the HBCD folder of Hiren's Boot disc) to USB

Last step Check the USB Boot you just created, have a good Boot, peach branches!

Check That USB Boot Is Working Well by Booting from USB

Reboot the device. Set boot mode with USB from Bios.

Enter the BIOS by pressing the ' Del ' button on your keyboard when turning on the application. Some motherboards press ' F1 ', ' F2 ', ' Insert ', or ' F10 '. Commonly the computer will display a message like 'Press [Del] to enter Setup' to indicate that you need to press the 'Del' button. Some AMI BIOS require you to enable the optional feature 'USB Keyboard Legacy support'.

For laptops, here's it.

Sony Vaio Go to Bios> press F2

HP - Compaq Go to Bios> press F10 Select boot> press F9

Lenovo - IBM Go to BIOS> press F1 with device F2 Select boot> press F12

Dell Go to Bios> press F2 Select boot> press F12

Acer - Emachines - MSI - Gateway Select Boot> press F12 Go to BIOS> press F2 (Usually, the menu boot function is Disible, you must go to Enale to press F12)

Asus

Go to BIOS> press F2 Select Boot> press ESC

Toshiba Always press ESC and then press F1 or F2 continuously depending on the model and model of your phone.

For AMI BIOS: * Go to 'Feature Setup'. 'Enable' the lines: 'USB Function Support', 'USB Function For DOS' and 'ThumbDrive for DOS'. Go to 'Advanced Setup'. Change '1st Boot Device' at 'USB RMD-FDD'. Restart the computer and now need to boot from USB Stick. * Go to 'USB Mass Storage Device Configuration'. Select 'Emulation Type' and set it to 'Harddisk'. Go to 'Boot Menu' and set '1st Boot Device' to 'USB-Stick'. Exit the BIOS, save the changes. You can try 'Emulation Type' as 'FLOPPY' or 'Forced FDD'.

For PHOENIX / AWARD BIOS: * Go to 'Advanced BIOS Features'. Go to 'First Boot' and set it to either 'USB-ZIP' or 'USB-HDD'.

If successful, your USB Boot will run exactly the same as when you used the Boot CD . The next steps such as Ghost , drive division,. manipulate the same.

Thus, with just a few simple steps, you already have a USB Boot with full function of Hiren's Boot disk. Good luck.