TENS-1.7.3_public try unlisted ISO (via SYSLINUX) Kali-linux-2017.2-amd64 use supported default Linuxmint-18.2-xfce-64bit use supported default The name of the ISO is followed by the “ Step 2: Select a Distribution to put on ?:” option I used. As you can see, may of these aren’t on the “supported” list but work just fine. Hiren’s Boot CD does install to root of driveįalcon 4 Boot CD does install to root of drive Trinity Rescue Kit does install to root of drive Redo Backup And Recovery (Recovery Tools) Kaspersky Rescue Disk (Antivirus Scanner) Also, I use many ISOs that aren’t on the “supported list”.ĪVIRA AntiVir Rescue CD (Virus Scanner) does install to root of driveīROKEN! Bitdefender Rescue Disk (Antivirus Scanner) Mostly I prefer to download these myself ahead of time. Within the program are links to download many of the supported ISOs. The software I use to create my drive is called YUMI – Your Universal Multiboot Installer. Press the Windows + R keys > type diskpartįind the number of the disk that is the flash drive. Right-click on the drive in Explorer > Format If the drive is OK you can format the easy way:
If you have a flash drive larger than 32GB or are going to use files larger than 4GB then go with NTFS. For the most part you need to go with FAT or NTFS. I use a Corsair Flash Survivor Stealth 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive.įormatting / Partitioning The Flash Driveįile systems. I recommend:Ħ4GB gives me enough space to dump a system image or other files on it should the need arise. How big will depend on what you want to put on it. I keep my flash drive in my laptop backpack. I’m going to show you what I currently use on my rescue flash drive and how to make one yourself. Every Geek / PC tech person has their own set of software they use to rescue systems. PLEASE let me know if the embedded video at the bottom of this post is working. *Edit – Tired of YouTube telling me I can’t embed videos on my own site because of background music.
(Updated and expanded version of previous articles.) Creating a multi-scenario rescue USB flash drive.
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