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A bootable USB flash drive comes handy when if you have problems with your operating system,  mostly when you are facing the dreaded Blue Screen of Death screen again and again. The option of having a bootable version of your operating system helps you to isolate the software issues with your PC/laptop. Further, almost all operating systems make it very easy to put ISO files on portable flash drives by using various tools. For example, the Windows USB/DVD tool and the Startup Disk Creator in Ubuntu. While having a USB pen drive with a single operating system may come in handy if you are a non-technical person, there are many of us out there who need multiple instances of operating systems to test various software. With so many OS available in the market, it is not worthwhile to keep a separate USB pen drive for each and every one of them.  It would be great if you put all the ISO files on one flash drive and take the advantage of installing multiple operating sys...

Step 1: Format the Drive Just place the flash drive in the USB port of your computer. Open command prompt ( cmd ). You can do that by pressing WINKEY+R, right click on the listed file and click on “ Run as administrator “. Enter the following commands in the same order as I did here: diskpart list disk select disk z  (where z is the number corresponding for your USB disk. You have to replace it with the corresponding letter from your own system). clean create partition primary active format fs=fat32 quick assign exit Please be careful  using the  select  command (so you don’t select and format your hard disk instead) If everything goes well, this is how your cmd screen will look like Step 2: Mount The Windows 8 ISO Image Into A Virtual Drive If you don’t have a physical optical drive you should mount the image into a virtual drive. You can install and use  PowerISO Step 3: Make The External Hard Disk Bootable I’m assuming that F is your d...

Using Diskpart in a Elevated Command Prompt 1.  If you have not already, you will first need to  delete the partition or volume  that you want to extend into to make it unallocated space. 2.  Open a  elevated command prompt , or a  command prompt at boot . 3.  In the elevated command prompt, type  diskpart  and press  Enter . (See screenshot below)   4.  In the elevated command prompt, type  list disk  and press  Enter . (See screenshot below) NOTE:   This is to help you ID the disk that has  Free  space that you want to extend into, and to see the disk size to make it easier to ID it's volume number in step 5. For example, Disk 1 .   5.  In the elevated command prompt, type  list volume  and press  Enter . (See screenshot below) NOTE:   Look for the volume number that has the same  Size  as from the size in step 4 minus the  Free  space. Fo...

By Parth Makadiya Heey all, Some days ago my friend Jay Complained me about her internal storage in NOTE 2... this is the solution Read carefully Before buying a phone all of us first checks the features of the phone which include its camera,processor,ram,screen size....etc...etc. And we also not  to forget to checks its internal storage..!!!! Most of you must have rejected the phone because it doesn't have sufficient internal storage ... !! But today we have came up with a trick with the help of which you can: 1) Ease the burden of the internal storage on the device. 2) The issue of lower internal memory space on your mobile devices, especially for smartphones or PC tablets, will be resolved too. 3) By default your apps will be installed in SD card. Does it mean that we will increase the internal storage capacity? The answer is big NO...we will create partition on SD card so that the apps that usually gets install in your phone memory will be install in you SD card...