While optical drives become increasingly inconvenient and while flash drives and becoming more popularly handy and useful, it is not a surprise when more and more people wishes to use a “Windows Recovery Flash Drive” than a “Windows Recovery Disk”. The problem, you won’t find the option to “Create Windows Recovery Flash Drive” anywhere in windows.
Now here’s a quick and easy way to do that:
- Create a bootable flash drive.
- Create a windows recovery disk.
- Transfer the content of the windows recovery disk in the bootable flash drive.
- Open “Command Prompt”,
- Type “diskpart” (minus the quotation marks"),
- Type “list disk”,
- Choose the disk (with the corresponding disk number for the flash drive, say DISK 2) and type select DISK 2,
- type “Clean” and enter,
- type “create partition primary” and enter,
- type “active” and enter,
- type “format fs=ntfs quick” and enter,
- exit command prompt and copy the contents of the windows recovery disk to the flash drive, and
- you’ll have a bootable fd.
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