1.3. Create a Bootable USB

Creating a Bootable USB Using Rufus

You can use the provided ISO file to create a bootable USB stick. Once created, you can boot from the USB to run the Fix Tools.

Rufus is a free, reliable, and easy-to-use application for writing ISO images to USB drives. Follow the steps below to create your bootable USB using Rufus:

Requirements:

A USB stick with at least 1GB of space.
The FixTools ISO file (FixTools.iso).
A Windows PC.

Instructions:

1. Download Rufus:

Go to https://rufus.akeo.ie/ and download the latest version of Rufus.

2. Insert the USB Stick:

Plug your USB stick into an available USB port on your computer.

3. Open Rufus:

Launch Rufus. It should automatically detect your USB stick.

4. Select the ISO File:

In Rufus, locate the section labeled “Boot selection” or “Create a bootable disk using…” and click “Select”.
Choose the FixTools.iso file.

5. Choose the Partition Scheme:

Determine your system’s BIOS mode:
UEFI BIOS with GPT partitions: Select “GPT partition scheme for UEFI”.
Legacy BIOS or BIOS with MBR partitions: Select “MBR partition scheme for BIOS or UEFI”.

6. Start the Process:
Click “Start” to begin writing the ISO to the USB stick.
You may be prompted with a warning that all data on the USB stick will be erased. Confirm to proceed.

7. Boot from the USB:

Once Rufus finishes, safely eject the USB.
Restart your computer and boot from the USB to run the Fix Tools.