How Can I Convert A Bootable .ISO or Bootable CD To My Flash Drive?
I would like to convert UBCD (Unltimate Boot CD) to be bootable from a flash drive.
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I was actually wondering about that; since I've just got hit with a small case of lazyiness: Can you just copy/paste the files that have been burned to a disc to the key? I haven't actually had time to play with making my compy boot with a key yet, so this is fairly new territory. Forgive me if the question is just a touch dumb.
1. The drive has to support being bootable
2. The drive has to be formatted as bootable. There are a couple utilities floating around that can assist with this including an HP thumbdrive format utility
3. You need to copy all the files
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Cool, ok. How would I find out if my key supports booting? I've already acquired the HP format tool a little while ago, but havent't used it because I STILL have to check my BIOS...A 48 hour day would be so lovely...
Check your key's documentation. If it doesn't say, you can just try the HP utility. There is a chance it could kill your key, though.
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Ooo boy, lovely...Okay, thanks.
PE Builder (http://nu2.nu probably) has a utility to format and create a bootable flash drive, if you have the right files (2, extracted from a 300MB+ Windows Server 2003 Service Pack). You might look there.
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Thanks!