HOW TO CREATE A BOOTABLE PEN DRIVE

HOW TO CREATE A BOOTABLE PEN DRIVE

REQUIREMENTS
1.   Minimum 8GB Pen drive
2.   Bootable ISO File which contains a Operating System.
3.   Bootable software (Any One)
a.    Rufus
b.   Ultra ISO
c.    Unetbootin
d.   Universal USB Installer
e.    Yumi

TUTORIAL FOR RUFUS

STEP 1.
                Attach the pen drive to computer. Save all data of pen drive in local disk because the data will be formatted.

STEP 2.
                Open explorer and go to location of Rufus.



STEP 3.
                Now open Rufus (Give him administrative access to start the Rufus). If you have attached one pen drive, then the Rufus will automatically select it otherwise select your pen drive. 

STEP 4.
                Keep the partition scheme, file system and cluster size, format options selected by default.


STEP 5.
                Now click on cd icon to select ISO file

STEP 6.
                Open the directory and locate the ISO file and select it. Click on open

STEP 7.
                Now click on start.
 

STEP 8.
 Click on ok. It will take about 5 minutes (depends upon the pen drive read and write speed).

(you can see the progress below)



STEP 9.
        After you see ready in progress bar it means your bootable pen drive is ready to use. Now click on close button     
   
STEP 10.
                Eject the pen drive safely and use it to install an operating system.

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