Flashboot registered version needed urgently?

Asked By Benjamin Benjamin 30 points N/A Posted on - 02/13/2013

Hello Techyv Experts,

Flashboot is a great tool for transforming your normal USB to a bootable USB.

Through a bootable USB, we can install operating systems.

I am using a trial version of Flashboot, which is going to expire soon.

I need a full version of Flashboot.

Anyone please share with me the Flashboot registered version.

Thanks.

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Answered By Babb Samantha 10 points N/A #186620

Flashboot registered version needed urgently?

Hello Benjamin,

Flash Boot.

Its main function is making USB disk bootable.

It supports Windows 7/ Vista, Windows XP, SysLinux-based disks, GRUB4DOS disks, Linux kernel etc. Flash boot do partition, format USB device and automatically installs OS files in it and many more. 

 

For Flash Boot Registered version, Please check the link.

 

Or Check this link.

 

Hope this would help you.

 

Thank you.

 

 

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Answered By Kknisely _Kate 0 points N/A #186621

Flashboot registered version needed urgently?

Hi Benjamin,

Good day. You can avoid software.

You can easily do it manually.

Please see my instructions.

Click windows key+R; Write CMD then press enter.

Writers ‘DISKPART’

Running Diskpart will display.

After Type list Disk.

Your disk number will be listed.

Let us assume that the USB drive is Disk1 but if it was listed as disk 2 use disk 2.

Format the drive by executing the following commands.

Select disk 1.

Clean Create partition primary Select partition 1 Active Format fs=NTFS QUICK Assign Exit.

When it's done , you should have a formatted USB drive.

Make the Flash Drive bootable.

• Insert the windows 7/vista . Let us assume it as d, and that of the USB as g.
• Navigate to the directory.

D;

CD d:boot

After finishing coping, you will see this “BOOTSECT.EXE/NT60 G:”

Close the Command Prompt windows. Thank you.

Regards

Kknisely Kate

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