SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

12 TVL - ICT
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SERVICING NC II
QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2
INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING
COMPUTER SYSTEMS (ICCS)

Prepare Installer
 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

12
TVL - ICT
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SERVICING NC II
QUARTER 1 – MODULE 2
INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING
COMPUTER SYSTEMS (ICCS)

Prepare Installer
TVL – Grade 12
Alternative Delivery Mode
Quarter 1 – Module 2: PREPARE INSTALLER

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Introductory Message
For the facilitator:

Welcome to the Grade-12 Computer Systems Servicing Alternative Delivery Mode

(ADM) Module on Prepare Installer. It consists of the following learning outcomes namely:

1. Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer

instruction
2. Prepare customized installers in accordance with the software utilization guide and
end-user agreement
3. Carry out the installation of portable applications in accordance with software user
guide and software license

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own learning. Furthermore, you are expected to encourage and assist the learners as they
do the tasks included in the module.

For the learner:

Welcome to the Grade-12 Computer Systems Servicing Alternative Delivery Mode

(ADM) Module on Prepare Installer. It consists of the following learning outcomes namely:

1. Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer

instruction
2. Prepare customized installers in accordance with the software utilization guide and
end-user agreement
3. Carry out the installation of portable applications in accordance with software user
guide and software license

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guided and independent learning at your own pace and time. You will be enabled to process
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Prepare Installer. The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning
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The module contains a lesson in Types of Computer and Computer Operating

Systems.

After going through this module, you are expected to:

1. Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer instructions.

2. Prepare customized installers in accordance with the software utilization guide and end-
user agreement.
3. Carry out the installation of portable applications in accordance with software user guide
and software license.

What I Know

I. Identification

________________1. It's a virtual copy of a USB flash drive or DVD, with the same file
structure and the same data.
________________2. Any media, whether it's a hard drive, USB flash drive, CD, or DVD is
bootable if you can use it to boot your computer.
________________3. What website you can use if you lost your product key?
________________4. What are the three Windows 10 bootable media is to use the
Windows Media Creation tool that available as a free download from Microsoft.
________________5. What website you can download Window server 2008 R2 ISO,
Windows 7 ISO, Windows 8 ISO, Windows 10 ISO.
II. Enumeration

1. Write the steps in making a bootable device using USB/DVD.

2. Write the steps in making a bootable device using Diskpart/CMD.

Lesson
BOOTABLE DEVICE
1
A boot device is any piece of hardware that contains the files required for a computer
to start. For example, a hard drive, USB Flash Drive, CD-ROM drive, and DVD drive, are all
considered bootable devices. However, unless the necessary boot files are stored on the
drive, diskette, or disc, the computer cannot boot from that device.

What’s New

A boot device is any piece of hardware that contains the files required for a computer
to start. For example, a hard drive, floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive, DVD drive, and USB
jump drive are all considered bootable devices. However, unless the necessary boot files are
stored on the drive, diskette, or disc, the computer cannot boot from that device.

Identify the following peripherals:

____________________1. ____________________2.

____________________3. ____________________4.
 What’s Is It

Having a bootable version of Windows on a DVD and a USB drive can be a real
lifesaver. Today you'll learn how to create bootable versions of Windows ISOs on CD, DVD,
and USB.

BOOTABLE

Any media, whether it's a hard drive, USB flash drive, CD, or DVD is bootable if you
can use it to boot your computer. In this case, we are creating portable media that boots from
the USB drive or disc, instead of the computer's hard drive. When installing Windows, the
media you use must be bootable.

HOW TO MAKE AN OPERATING SYSTEM BOOTABLE INSTALLER

How does USB Boot work?

USB Boot works the same way a floppy disk was earlier used to boot a computer up.
It is mostly used to repair, recover, or install an operating system from scratch. To perform a
USB boot, first, you would have to create a bootable USB device.

This can be done using your own PC or other third-party utilities. Then the software
will copy all the operating system files and boot the sequence into the USB drive/pen drive to
enable the USB boot. In order to create a bootable USB, you would need a USB drive/pen
drive with a minimum of 8 GB of storage

STEPS TO CREATE A BOOTABLE USB USING CMD

Step 1: Run command-prompt in Administrator mode. There are two ways to do the same:

Search for cmd in the Start menu, right-click on the command prompt, and click on Run as
Administrator.
Open Task Manager, go to File>Run new task, search for CMD and press enter.

Step 2: Connect the USB device to the computer that is to be made bootable.
Step 3: Type the command ‘diskpart’ and then press Enter.

Step 4: Type the command ‘list disk’ to display a list of all the available storage devices on
your system. Press Enter to continue.
Step 5: Select the disk that is your pen drive. Generally, it is marked as Disk 1, it might vary
from system to system. Make sure not to select any other available disk as it will get
formatted. To choose the disk, type the command ‘select disk 1’ and press Enter.

Step 6: To make a drive bootable, there is a need to format it to clean the existing data. This
can be done by the use of the ‘clean’ command.
 Step 7: Type the command ‘create partition primary and press Enter. This will make the
disk primary and ready to be made bootable.

Step 8: To choose the partition created as primary, type the command ‘select partition 1’
and press Enter.
Step 9: Before making the disk bootable, there is a need to format it as NTFS because
Windows uses NTFS file system for storage. This can be done with the use of the command
‘format=fs ntfs quick’ and press Enter.

Step 10: Type the command ‘active’ and press Enter. This will mark the primary bootable
partition as Active.
Step 11: Type the command ‘exit’ to exit DISKPART and press Enter.

Now close the command prompt window.

Step 12: Now copy all the data from the OS(Windows/Linux/etc.) installation disk to your
USB drive that is just been made bootable.
Now, this Pendrive can be used to install the desired Operating System on any computer.

What’s More

Enumerate the step in making a bootable device using CMD/Diskpart.

Assessment
Instruction: Arrange the steps in making a bootable device using CMD/Diskpart.

__________1. In this step, you will Type the command ‘list disk’ to display a list of all the
available storage devices on your system. Press Enter to continue.
__________2. In this step you will Run command-prompt in Administrator mode.
__________3. In this step, you will Type the command ‘diskpart’ and then press Enter.
__________4. In this step, you will select the disk that is your pen drive.
__________5. In this step you will Type the command ‘active’ and press Enter.
__________6. In this step you will Now copy all the data from the OS(Windows/Linux/etc.)
installation disk to your USB drive that is just been made bootable.
__________7. In this step you will Connect the USB device to the computer that is to be made
bootable.
__________8. In this step you will make a pen drive bootable, there is a need to format it to
clean the existing data.
__________9. In this step you will Type the command ‘exit’ to exit DISKPART and press
Enter.
__________10. To choose the partition created as primary, type the command ‘select partition
1’ and press Enter.
__________11. In this step you will Type the command ‘create partition primary and press
Enter.
__________12. In this step there is a need to format it as NTFS because Windows uses
NTFS file system for storage.

Additional Activities
For the preparation of the next module read about Operating System.
 Answer Key

References

How to create a bootable pen drive using cmd(command-prompt)? (2020, January 30).
Retrieved February 20, 2021, from https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-create-a-bootable-
pendrive-using-cmdcommand-prompt/

Krishna, V. (2019, March 21). How to Use Rufus to create a bootable flash drive. Retrieved

February 20, 2021, from https://www.maketecheasier.com/use-rufus-create-bootable-flash-

drive/

Bootable DVD maker - how do I make a bootable DVD with winiso? (n.d.). Retrieved
February 20, 2021, from https://www.winiso.com/support/tutorials/make-bootable-dvd.html

Lesson 8 lo 2 2.1 - 2.3 creating a bootable installer. (n.d.). Retrieved February 20, 2021,
from https://www.scribd.com/document/411915872/Lesson-8-LO-2-2-1-2-3-Creating-
Bootable-Installer