Having a bootable USB flash drive is very useful. Not only can it come in handy when reinstalling the operating system, it can also become your small private system, which only you will have access to.
And about the need for a bootable flash drive for those,who often install and reinstall operating systems, and can not speak. Previously, a CD or DVD was used for this purpose. However, such a disk, first, can be scratched. And secondly, DVD, CD-drives are not everywhere. For example, they are not available in netbooks. Therefore, creating a multi-boot flash drive is often the only option. Consider creating a USB flash drive for Windows 7.
Creating a disk image
You can create this image yourself. This is done using the program. It can be Alcohol 120%, imgBurn, Nero, Daemon Tools or any other intended for this purpose.
Creating a multi-boot USB flash drive with Windows 7 USB DVD Tool
In the next window of the program we find our USB flash drive indrop-down list and click on "Begin copying". The USB flash drive must be clean. If any important data was stored on it, first transfer it to another location. The fact is that all previously recorded and stored information on the storage medium at this stage will be deleted.
Before you will see a window in which you can seecreating a multiboot flash drive in the process. It will be necessary to wait a little. As soon as the indicator bar reaches the end, this will mean that the task is completed and the boot flash drive is ready.
Possible problems
The only problem can be the image itselfdisk. Sometimes the program simply does not accept it, announcing "The selected ....". In this case, you need to create a new image by selecting for it some other, alternative way.
How to use flash drive
On modern computers, you can do without the above actions. Right on the motherboard they have a "Boot" menu. It is called by pressing the key "F12" or "F8".
As you already knew, creating a multiboot flash drive is quite easy. Do it as soon as possible. It can save you a lot of time and nerves in the future.
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