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T.L.E.

RESEARCH ASSIGNMENT #3

SUBMITTED TO: Sir Roland Milyo Iglesia

SUBMITTED BY: Ryoma Zachari M. Basco

GRADE & SECTION: 10-Diamond

CREATING A BOOTABLE DRIVE USING CMD

Step 1: Insert Your USB Drive

Begin by plugging your USB drive into an available USB port on your Windows computer. Ensure that the
drive is empty or that you've backed up its contents, as the process will erase all existing data.

Step 2: Open Command Prompt as Administrator

Search for "Command Prompt" in the Start menu, right-click on it, and select "Run as administrator" to
open CMD with elevated privileges. Discover step-by-step instructions for opening Command Prompt as
an Administrator here.

Open Command Prompt as Administrator

Step 3: Navigate to the USB Drive

Use the `cd` command to navigate to the USB drive. For example, if your USB drive is assigned the letter
E, type `cd E:` and press Enter.

Step 4: Run Diskpart

Type `diskpart` and press Enter to open the DiskPart utility.


Step 5: List Disks

Type `list disk` and press Enter. Identify your USB drive in the list (make sure to select the correct disk to
avoid data loss).

Step 6: Select the USB Disk

Type `select disk X` (replace X with your USB drive number) and press Enter.

Step 7: Clean the Disk

Type `clean` and press Enter. This will erase all data on the USB drive.

Step 8: Create a Bootable Partition

Type `create partition primary` and press Enter.

Step 9: Format the Partition

Type `format fs=fat32 quick` and press Enter. This formats the partition with the FAT32 file system.

Step 10: Assign a Drive Letter

Type `assign` and press Enter.

Step 11: Copy Windows Installation Files

Copy all the files from your Windows installation media to the USB drive. You can do this manually or
use the `xcopy` command.
Step 12: Make the USB Drive Bootable

Type `bcdboot X:\windows` (replace X with the letter assigned to your USB drive) and press Enter.

-THANK YOU VERY MUCH-

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