| Review: Flash Boot is a powerful application that allows you to create bootable USB disks and even install the operating system on the device quickly and easily. While it may sound like it is intended for experienced users, Boot Flash is used by beginners and secure thanks to a well-organized interface that requires the user to filter fo a few simple steps. Initially the main menu prompts you to select from a total of five different sizes, as follows: convert CD / DVD bootable, modify or copy the bootable disks bootable USB drive, install a mini Olympics for such devices and removable media format, such as non-bootable. Although each of these features comes with its own set of configuration settings, which is pretty easy to set them up because all boils down to the same wizard you need to follow. For example, if you want to use a CD or DVD to create a bootable USB disk, you can use one physical disk or virtual image file as the source. Just choose the disk you want to use a USB drive to be bootable and press? Next '. Them? Format options? The screen could be a person who can get a novice into trouble. Although most of the options with the name quite clearly, there is no documentation to help you figure out how to regulate them. You then have to select the volume label and file systems, configure the allowed cluster size, disk geometry, heads, sectors per track and unallocated space on the edge of the table. When you e finished with this screen, you e directed to the summary screen that provides all the details of the process are configured, so you should see all the settings before starting the procedure. All in all, FlashBoot very useful tool that helps you to create a bootable USB drive and its main strength is the wizard-based interface that makes everything as easy as pie. |
107 Seeds
78 Peers 
No comments:
Post a Comment