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      Creating a Bootable Flash Drive with WinPE and Windows Vista

      Insert your USB flash drive (at least 256MB) into a Vista or Windows 7 workstation, and ensure that the disk is empty.

      Open a Command Prompt and enter the following commands:

      diskpart

      list disk     (note the disk number that corresponds to your flash drive)

      select disk x

      clean

      create partition primary

      active              (flags the partition as bootable from BIOS)

      format quick fs=fat32

      exit

      Note: This post was edited 2010-01-07 to mention Windows 7 as a potential OS on which to perform the above actions.


      Categories: IT | Windows | WinPE
      Posted by Jason on Thursday, February 14, 2008 10:05 PM
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