BOOT from pendrive

This tutorial is for beginners, who are new to the PC world or are frightened to taken the risk to manipulate the BIOS settings by their own. This tutorial will guide you to boot a usb flash drive (or pen drives) by making the required changes in the BIOS.

USB pen drives has the ability to store large files and make them mobile and portable. USB pen drives with enough storage allows computer users to house their entire operating system. Booting from a USB pen drive is not difficult. You have to set the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) on your computer to
boot from the USB port instead of the hard drive. If you're using a Mac computer, you don't have to worry about the BIOS settings.


REQUIREMENTS:

1) A USB pendrive or flash drive with the Operating System to be installed loaded into it.

2) A PC whose BIOS supports booting from external drives




Also See:  How to install Microsoft Windows from pendrive





PROCEDURE:

In general, to boot a PC from pen drive follow the steps:

1) Start your computer and go into the BIOS.

2) The key combination to enter into BIOS varies from company to company. It is displayed at the beginning of the system. The BIOS screen is shown below:




3.) In the BIOS click on the boot tab

4.) With the help of the instructions given below at the BIOS screen, place the pendrive as the first boot device i.e. place flashdrive at the top of the list.



5) In the exit tab, "Exit Saving changes". The PC will restart automatically after saving the changed settings.



6) Microsoft Windows setup will load. Install Microsoft Windows by following the on-screen instructions.

 Also See:  How to install Microsoft Windows from pen drive




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