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⏲ Duration: 6 min 48 sec
✓ Published: 29-Aug-2015
✓ Published: 29-Aug-2015
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Simple Tutorial on how to make a bootable USB for system rescue disk, which is compatible with UEFI as well as Legacy mode.nn1. First keep a copy of the systemrescue disk ISO ready with you.n2. Attach your USB drive.n3. Open diskpart (via command prompt), select the USB disk (number will be obvious based on size), perform a 'clean', create a 1GB FAT32 partition, assign it a letter.n4. Download system rescue disk installer, as instructed on the website.n5. Create a temporary directory 'Temp' on D
Simple Tutorial on how to make a bootable USB for system rescue disk, which is compatible with UEFI as well as Legacy mode.nn1. First keep a copy of the systemrescue disk ISO ready with you.n2. Attach your USB drive.n3. Open diskpart (via command prompt), select the USB disk (number will be obvious based on size), perform a 'clean', create a 1GB FAT32 partition, assign it a letter.n4. Download system rescue disk installer, as instructed on the website.n5. Create a temporary directory 'Temp' on D
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