10 commands for a Bootable USB
Final Exam Practical Hands on Reflection Questions
1. Process Understanding The first thing I did was insert the USB drive into the computer. Then I opened the Command Prompt and ran it as Administrator. I confirmed it was running as administrator because it showed System32 at the top. After that, I typed the commands such as diskpart, list disk, select disk 1, clean, create partition primary, active, format fs=ntfs quick, assign, and exit to prepare the USB drive. These commands helped format the USB so it could be used to install an operating system. Next, I mounted the Windows 10 ISO file and copied all the files from it to the USB drive. After the copying process finished, I safely ejected the USB and inserted it again to check if it worked. The icon changed to the Windows installation icon, which meant the USB was already bootable. 2. Problem-Solving During the installation of Windows 10, the computer suddenly turned off and showed a message asking me to press F1 to continue. At first, I was unsure what to do, but after press...
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