Here are the steps to create a bootable USB drive using CMD (Command Prompt):
- Insert the USB drive into your computer and open Command Prompt as an administrator.
- Type "diskpart" and press Enter.
- Type "list disk" and press Enter to display a list of disks on your computer.
- Identify the disk number of your USB drive. You can recognize it by checking the size of the disk. In this example, let's assume the USB drive is Disk 2.
- Type "select disk 2" (or the number that corresponds to your USB drive) and press Enter.
- Type "clean" and press Enter to remove all existing data on the USB drive.
- Type "create partition primary" and press Enter to create a new partition on the USB drive.
- Type "select partition 1" and press Enter to select the newly created partition.
9. Type "active" and press Enter to make the partition active.
10. Type "format fs=fat32 quick" and press Enter to format the partition with the FAT32 file system.
11. Type "assign" and press Enter to assign a drive letter to the USB drive.
12. Now, copy the contents of the bootable CD/DVD or ISO file to the USB drive.
13. Once the copy is complete, type "exit" and press Enter to close Command Prompt.
Your bootable USB drive is now ready.