USB Bootable for Toshiba A60?

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• I need to make a usb bootable for windows 8.

  Bootsect.exe

  I can't download the bootsect.exe from the store.  Only get the file iso32 integer or an image file or download... Manager what is the problem?  I need to make a usb bootable for windows 8.  I am running windows 7 32 bit.  What's wrong with the instructions for download

  Go to the Microsoft Store website, sign in with your bank account, select Download Options and select Windows 7 64 bit and proceed to download.

  1. connect to your Microsoft Store account to view your purchase history

  2. search for your purchase of Windows 7.

  3. next to Windows 7, there is a drop-down list "additional download options.

  4. in the drop-down menu, select "32-bit ISO."

  5. right click on the link and then save the bootsect.exe file to the location where you installed the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool (for example C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Apps\Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool).

  6. once the file has been saved, return to the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool to create your bootable USB device.

  or

  (1) download and install the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool program, as described on the Microsoft Store website.

  (2) download a 32-bit version of bootsect.exe work. Here is a link to the 32 bit bootsect.exe:
  http://www.SevenForums.com/attachments/installation-setup/47060d1263222191-32-bit-Bootsect-bootsect7600x86.zip
  From: http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/54443-32-bit-bootsect.html

  (3) once downloaded, copy the BootSect.exe file in the same folder that contains the file Windows7-USB-DVD-Download - Tool.exe installed. This file in Windows Vista's default installation directory is C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Apps\Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool\ (you need to look in XP)

  (4) application of the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool as indicated on the web site of Microsoft Store. The end result will give you a boot USB flash drive that contains everything you need to install the 64 bit version of Windows 7.

• Satellite S50 - key USB Bootable for OS Backup

  Good evening everyone

  I am trying to resume my S50 Satellite to factory settings and wonder if I could save the Windows 8.1 on a new USB 16 GB as a bootable drive?

  Thanks in advance

  Stephen

  Original recovery image is saved on the HARD drive and you can create a bootable recovery media and using this bootable USB key you can install the original version of Windows that you got with your laptop.
  Using of preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Media Creator you can do.
  I have S50 - B and I created a USB recovery media. I used 16GB USB DRIVE.

  How it all works, you can read in the document of the user manuals.

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

• How to create a usb bootable for IE captain?

  When I was doing the usb boot, I found articles with google, but they are all so outdated.

  Many say even using an 8G usb... which of course is not allowed now, as the required minimum is 16G.

  I use the Middle terminal to the USB.

  What is the process that is more up-to-date? And what is the code of sudo for this please?

  I tried the sudo Web site code, it turns out that say that there is no function "createinstallmedia".

  Hi Guoxuan,

  When you mention "createinstallmedia" looks like you want to create a bootable Installer for El Capitan.

  Note 'createinstallmedia' is not a function built-in, but is part of the package install, as shown in this article.

  Create an installer for OS X - Apple support bootable

  Use the "createinstallmedia" command in the Terminal

  1. Download the installer for OS X for the Mac App Store. Quit the installer if it opens automatically after downloading. The installation program will be located in your Applications folder.
  2. Mount your USB key or another volume. You can also use an internal secondary partition.
  3. Open the Terminal application, which is located in the Utilities folder of the Applications folder.
  4. Use the createinstallmedia command in a Terminal to create the bootable Installer. Examples of this command are in the next section. To get the detailed instructions for use, make sure that the app install OS X proper is in your Applications folder, then enter one of the following in a Terminal:

  Path for El Capitan:

  /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ El\ Capitan.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia

  Note in step 4. the appropriate installation program should be in the Applications folder before you reach it.

  The article gives a more complete example of the command.

  The following examples assume that the OS X Installer is in your Applications folder and the name of your USB key or another volume is MyVolume:

  Example for El Capitan:

  sudo /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ El\ Capitan.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume --applicationpath /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ El\ Capitan.app

  If you are just trying to create a bootable USB key, then you just install El Capitan on this disc as usual, by selecting the USB key as a destination.

  Update of OS X El Capitan - Apple Support

  Best regards.

• How to create USB bootable for installing Windows 7?

  Hello world

  I run Windows 7 and want to reinstall but did not a resumption of discs and missing hard disk image. I got a copy of Windows 7 and tried to make a bootable usb key with WinSetupFromUSB and Novicorp_20WinToFlash programs but without success. Is there another method to do?
  The Bios supports the USB key.

  Thank you

  Sorry for my English (I'm German)

  Hello

  I don't know why you can't make a bootable USB stick with the programs you mentioned. It is very easy. The link suggested by peterk_1 is also useful and can help you.

  You can also try to do as below:

  1. Insert the USB key which should not be less than 4 GB for Windows 7.
  2 run as administrator at the command prompt.
  3 type Diskpart and press ENTER, then List Disk and Enter. You will see the disc all available, including Usb flash on your computer. In my case, usb flash is determined as disk 1 in your may be disc 2, so type:

  If yours is disc 2 you choose select disk 2 (thus, in each order line)

  SELECT the DISC 1 press enter

  CLEAN, press enter

  CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY, press enter

  SELECT PARTITION 1 press enter

  ACTIVE press enter

  FORMAT FS = NTFS press Enter

  Note for quick formatting, you can use FS = NTFS QUICK

  ASSIGN, press enter

  EXIT, press enter

  Do not close the command prompt window, disc insert Windows 7 dvd and check what letter is assigned to the cd/dvd drive. In my case, you s F:

  So:

  Type in F: and press ENTER, then

  F:\ BOOTSECT. EXE NT60 H: H;? is assigned to the USB key into your computer, it may be another letter.

  Now, you just need to copy all the folders on windows dvd disc. That's all

  Alles Gute!

• Rufus (free utility) takes 2 minutes to create a USB bootable for ESXi installation starting source who becomes the target of the installation, even for 5.5

  Just info, one of these open Windows source rare beads that are becoming more and more difficult to find on the web these days, in the middle of a see payloads of downloader.

  Rufus I found to be very convenient for the quick creation of a USB flash drive you can start from, and then only install, for ESXi, no command-line stuff to memorize necessary and very fast:

  TinkerTry.com/rufus-takes-2-minutes-to-create-a-bootable-usb-flash-drive-for-esxi-installation

  works very well with ESXi 5.5 also:

  TinkerTry.com/download-vsphere-5-lab

  and when finished with this flash drive and you want to use it for something else (but normal reformatting does not work), she who manages, even on Windows 8.1:

  TinkerTry.com/rufus-lets-you-quickly-and-easily-reformat-an-esxi-usb-flash-drive-back-to-full-capacity

  Especially useful for people to start who shy away from Linux VMware procedure:

  Format a USB to start the ESXi Installation or upgrade

  Documentation Centre of vSphere 5.5

  Windows diskpart commands or potentially dangerous. Really fair, fast and useful for pretty much everyone.

  Thoughts and opinions?

  Just a follow up on my comment about several injection of VIB in the ISO that you use as a file source for Rufus (a few months back, seen above):

  Here is the article that came out of this subject (Yes, it works!):

  TinkerTry.com/use-esxi-customizer-gui-to-inject-multiple-driver-vibs-into-your-esxi-installer-iso

• Help create a USB bootable for mini HP.

  
  

  Hello

  metalguy33 wrote:
  

  My sister bought a HP Mini 110-1030LA (VD434LA) computer e and I asked HP support for the USB key to restore the system in case of future problems. They sent me a key USB 8 GB HP with Windows XP operating system ready to do a full restore when I need.

• How to make a USB bootable for HP Mini 1116RN?

  I have a netbook HP Mini 1000 or HP Mini 1116NR. It displays the options of f10 and f9 and that's it. I know I have to reconfigure the USB but I don't know to what or what file to put it in the USB port. What I want to do, it's the laptop restore to the factory settings. There are two options on the black screen and the first does not work it says disc error. The second it starts but it keeps loading. I don' t have the disk for setting and the laptop does not have a disk drive.

  Hello

  I suggest that you contact HP support to better support on the issue.

• Error creating ImageAssist USB Bootable or ISO Media

  Hey guys -.

  I'm new on the ImageAssist and work on using it for our company.  I build my base on one Cluster Hyper-V to create an ISO bootable is a much better solution than a USB bootable for me.  The problem is, I get an error when you try to create.

  I downloaded, extracted and installed the latest ImageAssist on an E6440 laptop computer with a new installation of Windows 7 x 64 enterprise on it and all the drivers installed.  I launched ImageAssist, then went to create the bootable USB key.  With a disc inserted, I selectionner select in the list, choose NTFS (get the same error with grease) and create materials.

  I confirm the action to throw the disc start creating and copying files.  A few minutes later, it seems at the end and a dialog box appears showing 'USB Drive creation... ". ImageAssist editing environment / / / failed.  Despite the message, the reader seems to work at least partially as I can boot to it.

  When you try to create an ISO by running DVD_Restore_Archetect.exe / ISO from a command line, I get the exact same message.  In the window of the newspaper, it is said that an ISO named C:\Dell...iso has been created, but there is no ISO to the root file when you are finished / I get the error.

  Any idea of that which is the cause of occur?  Thank you!

  You will need to contact our support desk and send them the newspapers that we are able to solve what could happen here.

  That said some USB keys and ports may run more slowly and cause problems with the DISM process to set up and modify the WIM to boot WinPE. Sometimes using another USB drive and or port can solve these types of problems.

  With the "/ iso ' switch fails on the DVD of restoration architect needed newspapers to begin to address this issue, because there could be a number of different problems, causing this result.

  We are working currently on created more detailed documentation to help customers to some of the common problems we encountered using Hyper-V virtual machines and Virtual Machine.

  If you can contact our support desk and send us the logs form the system you see that question we would be happy to see what we can do to help solve this problem with you.

  It could also help to ensure that you have Antivirus software installed on the system you are trying to create the USB or ISO, because there are problems with some AV software and known the DISM.

  Thank you

  Gary Babcock

  Software Development Engineer Senior ImageAssist driving

• How to make a USB bootable windows 7 or windows xp or any other

  How to make a USB bootable windows 7 or windows xp or any other

  tajamulfayaz

  The link below is a tool that will use a Windows ISO file and make a USB bootable for you.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

• I created the USB bootable windows 7, but its not start...

  Help me please you very soon,

  I'm waiting for all and very valuable answers...

  You wrote before you set the BIOS to boot from the DVD & USB before the hard drive.  That's why he doesn't want - it should just start from them.  As you say that it begins just Windows, then it does not detect the existence of the bootable USB key.

  These are the controls, I think you should do:

  [Do not use cables of USB extension for these tests as they can distort the results.  Connect the USB key directly into the PC].

  1 check the boot settings, that you saved in your BIOS - check you have to boot from USB as the first element in the list.

  2 while under Windows, check in Control Panel, Manager of devices for possible errors in all USB devices [but error checking in all devices while you're there].  Connect the USB bootable for this audit.

  3 look at the contents of memory in Windows explorer.  You will need to set it to show hidden files & show system files [alt, t then folder options, display], I'm not sure.  The unit should have something like this [the list is for my Home Premium x 64 then there might be some variations; mine is a total of 3.3 GB]:

  files
  Autorun.inf
  Bootmgr
  Bootmgr.EFI
  Setup.exe

  records
  boot
  EFI
  sources
  support
  upgrade

  4. do you have bootable USB sticks [any DVD] that you can use to test whether the system or the Win7 USB installation that is causing the problem?

  5 look in the manual of your PC for the key you need to get to the menu "start options".  Andre says above, it is often F12 but not always – only the manual of your PC or the PC manufacturers site can tell you.  Put the USB then restart and, as soon as appears the logo of the manufacturer of the computer, press this button.  It will show you a menu short that lists devices that the system can boot from.  If your USB drive is not on the list then the system does not recognize that there is a bootable USB device.

• Key USB bootable Windows created on PC Win for iMac

  Hello

  Hard drive in the iMac to my uncle recently crashed beyond the period of guarantee (bought 3 years ago). Repair and check orders gave an error. Only option seems to erase the partition class and create a new, but he has files that it contains so I would like to find a better solution and besides, there is no guarantee that I'll be able to install a new OS on the drive hard as the hard drive seems to be the cause of the problem - it's clicking. When we turn on the Mac, only gray screen and loading time for eternity circle. Google search did not help. My uncle paid $1800 at BestBuy for a so-called quality iMac only run in a hard drive potentially died 3 years later. && ^ & ce $@$*. I told him not to buy an iMac that I never used their and had no idea how to fix them either, but after all, forums and discussions I've scoured, it seems, NOBODY, not even Apple, has an idea on how to solve this problem. So hopefully someone here can tell me if it is possible to create a Bootable USB drive for Windows on a Windows PC for USE on a IMAC, DATA on IT WITHOUT CLEAR ALL MY UNCLE! If that's the case, then please provide instructions. Your help is very appreciated! Thank you!

  The answer to your question is no.  Windows must be installed using BootCamp for BootCamp provides the drivers for Windows which is necessary for the Mac hardware.  Windows is also able to read natively an HFS volume +.  You are better off starting the recovery internet computer and then install OS X on an external drive.  If you hear clicking on the internal hard disk, then it is an indicator that there is a hardware failure with the hard drive for data recovery is not always possible.

  How to reinstall OS X on your Mac - Apple Support

• Portege 3480CT: how to make a USB bootable floppy drive?

  I need help to make a USB bootable floppy drive.
  My laptop 3480CT has not the traditional floppy drive instead, it uses a USB floppy drive and the bios has an option to boot from USB FDD.

  I would like to use a USB key to start (a Lexar Jumpdrive 32 MB 05dch 0080 h and GTX 1 GB 1516 h pid pid 8628 h), instead of the floppy. I want to load the boot XP on floppies, so I run recovery programs using chkdsk.

  I tried the usual suspects, the bootloader makebootfat and mkbt20 HP.
  I tried the demo version of the commercial product Flashboot.
  I photographed a floppy back 5.0 system on the USB key using the I-Setup demo.
  All failed including the specific option in the makebootfat images for FDD option and 3 different options of Flashboot.

  I ran
  http://Enos.itcollege.EE/~mkalme/Pahn/tut/tut.html

  Using Hexplorer ICY, I was able to confirm that the DOS5.0 on the boot sector pendrive is identical to the diskette.
  I could start in Dos5.0 from a floppy disk with drivers USB Panasonic and confirm that my Lexar was a system of 1.44 MB disk and command.com displayed in the directory. The GXT is not recognized by the Panasonic, nor BACK USB drivers to Duse 4.4 4.9. Another worrying indicator, it is my computer XP did not see all of the files on the pendrives, not command.com, or two hidden files (view all the hidden files option).

  I learned that Transcend a specific option that creates a bootable 1.44 mb floppy
  image on their USB key.

  Here is what I have gathered, corrections and suggestions are welcome.

  Interface USB the USB protocol specifications

  bInterfaceSubClass field specifies the Protocol
  01 order reduced block (RBC) a flash device
  UFI 04 a floppy drive floppy drive
  05 FDD SFF-8070i SFF-8070i command blocks however, funding may be in a different subclass for example RBC

  bInterfaceProtocol field specifies the transport protocol
  00 control/Bulk/Interrupt (CBI) with break of completion for FFD only
  01 CBI without interruption of completion for the FDD only
  transport in bulk only 50 h, including priming

  I don't know if the USB controller must imitate the FDD Protocol.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  You cannot boot from the USB key.
  The BIOS of the laptop does not support something like that.
  Laptop factory supports and use different BIOS versions. As far as I know on this laptop Toshiba BIOS was installed.

  To my knowledge this BIOS does not support booting from the USB key, but only the HDD, ODD, LAN or USB - FDD.
  If you want to boot from USB FDD, you can create a bootable FDD floppy.
  Windows operating system creates the boot floppy drive when you right click on the connected floppy drive and select format. Then simply choose the option create MS-DOS startup disk start.

• Key USB Bootable Bootcamp could not be created

  Hello, I am trying to install windows 10, I downloaded the iso from microsofts website and already got bootcamp on my USB support software, I tried to install windows with iso 10 but it says "Usb bootable stick could not be created" then under it, he says that he only supports versions 7 or later version of windows , so I assumed it was my iso image, so I Re downloaded and it did not work, I did remove and eject my time of mutiple iso image, reboot, I thought maybe I should reinstall bootcamp but know too much what the problem is. Help, please!

  Hello hawkstrattus,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I understand your message that you are not able to install Windows 10 on your MacBook Air. From your post, I see you're under OS X Lion mountain. Windows 10 requires OS X Yosemite or later. You can upgrade your software on MacBook Air. The following article contains additional information about the system requirements:

  Use 10 Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp

  Best regards

• No sticker with the license number Windows XP for Toshiba NB100

  I lost the sticker with the license number Windows XP for Toshiba NB100. I have an invoice.
  How can I recover the license number?

  Licensed refused to support this topic.

  Hello

  You can't get the license number.
  First the sticker on the bottom of the unit has been a serial OEM key. This key cannot be used and would not work under Win XP installed system costs.

  The point is that Toshiba image which was preinstalled on this laptop has already been activated, which means that this key has been useless.

  I assume that you have not created a disk recovery Toshiba (or flash USB stick) in the past? Right?
  These records would be reinstall the image of Toshiba containing the active Win XP system.

  Well, usually it of possible to order this disc [here | http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx] but I think that would be more because of the age of the laptop.

  Solution: you have to buy Win XP with valid serial key.