Install DLC BootCD 2013 ke Flashdisk

Karena banyak yang bertanya karena Gagal dan kebingungan bagimana membuat bootable USB DLC boot, maka dari itu buat sobat semua bagimana membuat bootable USB DLC BOOT, saya akan coba jelaskan ya sobat.

Pertama sediakan bahannya.

1. USB FORMAT => USB FORMAT
2. DLC BOOT nya
3. DAEMONTOOLS atau POWERISO
4. Cemilan deh.. biar Suasana santai Sobat.. hehehe

Menuju ke langkah teknisnya:

1. Format USB FLASHDISK sobat semua, lakukan Seperti gambar di bawah ini :
   

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How to move Windows 7 boot files to another drive/partition and make it bootable

This procedure can also be used to make a bootable USB flash drive or external HDD.

Let's assume the destination drive/partition is mapped to drive H:.
It is recommended that the destination partition is formatted as NTFS (could be also FAT32).
Only primary partitions can be made bootable !
This can be done using Visual BCD Editor like this:
(you could use also "Dual-boot Repair" tool which can run also in Windows XP)

1. Select Menu - Repair - Disk Management (or just shortcut F10).
In Disk Management mark drive/partition H: as active. (Right-Click drive H: and select "Mark Partition as active")
Windows always boots to active partition !

2. Select Menu - Repair - Repair Boot Records (or just shortcut F11)



Select Drive H:, Vista/7, thick Force and Fix MBR check boxes and confirm.
This will write a Vista/7 MBR and PBR (Master and Partition Boot Record).

3. Select Menu - Repair - Repair BCD (or just shortcut F12).
 


 Select for BCD Drive - H:, and for Win 7 Folder - c:\Windows ( this is your Windows 7 folder - change c: if Windows 7 is on another drive ! ) and confirm.
This will create bootmgr and \boot folder (with BCD inside) on drive H:.
In BCD (Boot Configuration Data store) a default loader for loading your Windows 7 system is created also by this operation.

If you reboot the boot files just created on drive H: will be used.
That's all, enjoy !

Note 1:
This procedure can be used for Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Also a USB drive can be made bootable using this procedure.
In a multi boot system always select the latest Windows version folder in Repair BCD ! (if you have Windows 7 and 8 - select Windows 8 !)

Note 2:
To add boot loaders for other Windows operating systems (XP, Vista, 7, 8) use shortcut F9 - all is done automatically after user confirmation.
shortcut F9 = "New automatic XP, Vista, Windows 7 loaders" - this functionality is unique in Visual BCD.

Source page: click here

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Dual-boot Repair utility for Windows 8, Windows 7 and Vista

Dual-boot Repair will automatically fix dual-boot systems based on Windows 7, Windows 8 or Vista with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7/8 as second operating system.
Many users are willing to move to Windows 7/8 from XP or Vista but want to keep their old system for many reasons. Dual-booting is a solution to have two or more OS installed side by side. A dual-boot system is also useful when testing software in different environments.
You have installed Windows 7/8 or Vista after having Windows XP or Vista on your system than everything should be OK. At boot time you will have the choice to boot either Windows XP/Vista or Windows 8/7/Vista. The only small problem here is that the boot menu entry for XP is called "Earlier version of Windows". This can be solved easy when in Windows 8/7/Vista by renaming the entry.
You have installed Windows XP after having Windows 8/7 or Vista and you can no longer boot into Windows 8/7/Vista. The problem is that the boot environment of Windows XP has replaced that of Windows 8/7/Vista. Installing an earlier Windows version when already having a later Windows version installed causes booting problems for the system installed earlier.

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.NET Framework 3.5 Standalone Installer for Windows 8 (32/64 bit)

Important Note:

- Run as Administrator
- Only/Best workable on a fresh installed system with no updates applied

Date: February 16 2013

Supported Languages: All

Size : 61.86 MB

Download link :
Net Framework 3.5 Offline installer

http://sdrv.ms/VicgY2
http://d-h.st/Yxq
http://multi.la/s/2ULV56XJ
http://www.embedupload.com/?d=02EPCQKSFH
http://directmirror.com/files/03QEFZ1V

Thanks to ricktendo64 for the GUI

File : dotNetFx35_W8_x86_x64.exe
CRC32: 64805d64
MD5  : de0d496d528ebd61f421dbde2a86841f
SHA-1: 0f6e3c6f317e529eca68042bcb0b5cc3d95e0cd1

Source:
Click this link

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Creating Bootable USB disk for UEFI Computers

In today’s blog I am going to discuss how to handle booting from a USB drive on a UEFI system so you can deploy Windows.  It is common to create bootable USB flash drives or hard drives so you can boot from them to do various tasks such as

• Boot Windows PE (WINPE) for recovery purposes
• Boot Windows PE (WINPE) to deploy image
• Boot Microsoft Deployment Toolkit media deployment share

For example if you are manually deploying Windows you are using a process similar to Basic Windows Deployment Step-by-Step Guide

UEFI based systems such as the Surface Pro or other UEFI systems require that the boot files reside on FAT32 partition.  If they are not FAT32 the system may not see the device as bootable.
FAT32 has a 4GB individual file size limitation and 32GB maximum volume size.  If any of the files are larger than 4GB you may have to configure the drive differently. Consider if you are booting Windows PE 4.0 and want to deploy a custom image using Dism.exe where the size of the image is 8GB.  You would not be able to store the image on the FAT32 partition.
There are 2 options to work around this

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