How to Make Bootable Flashdisk Windows Through CMD Without the application

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Thursday, 21 September 2017

How to Make Bootable Flashdisk Windows Through CMD Without the application

this tutorial that I share first How to Make Usb Bootable Using YUMI and How To Create Multiboot ISO On USB Flashdisk Using XBoot. the core of these articles is just the Bootable Flashdisk Windows that we will use to re-install the pc. please choose which one is the easiest according to you guys. Flashdisk can not directly be used as bootable to perform the installation process. Need some steps or special software that can make the flash is bootable. Lots of freeware that you can use, but there are ways that do not need to use any software. This way I have tested to make bootable Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 while for Windows XP and Windows Vista have never tried it.

How to Make Bootable Flashdisk Through Windows CMD Without Software

1. Insert the flash with a minimum of 4GB or more space that is still empty because it will be used as a bootable flash disk.
2. Open Command Prompt by clicking [Start] and type [CMD] in search box then press [Enter]. Alternativelain is through; Start> All programs> Accessories> right click on Command Prompt and select [run as administrator].
3. In the Command Prompt window type: DISKPART then click [Enter],
4. Type: LIST DISK then click [Enter].
5. Type: SELECT DISK 2 then click [Enter], (number 2 is according to your flash disk number)
6. Type: CLEAN then click [Enter],
7. Type: CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY then click [Enter],
8. Type: SELECT PARTITION 1 then click [Enter],
9. Type: ACTIVE then click [Enter],
10. Type: FORMAT FS = FAT32 then click [Enter], (please be patient as the formatting process will take a few tens minute you just type in the next command)
11. Type: ASSIGN then click [Enter],
12. Type: EXIT then click [Enter],
13. Copy all Windows file contents to USB. If windows is still in ISO format you ekstrack first menggunaka winrar, then copy all the files into your flash.

Note:
If it comes to the Clean process appears an error message:
DiskPart has encountered an error: Access is denied.
See the System Even Log for more information.