Showing posts with label Flashdisk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flashdisk. Show all posts

How To Block Autorun.inf virus

all recent viruses are in some .exe or .bat file extension hidden and spread rapidly through pendrives or removable media like Dvd/HDD.It is important to block this files from being sitting on your pc,either by using best antivirus software or manual prevention method.
Usually some AV's(Antivirus softwares) do'nt track autorun.inf file hidden on pendrive.
How to block autorun.inf virus attack?

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Install Windows From USB

Install Windows from USB. WinToFlash, created by Novicorp, is a tool that can be used to copy your existing Windows XP, 2003, 2008, WinPE, or Windows 7 CD/DVD Install Disk to a USB Flash Drive. Upon completion, you should be able to Install Windows XP, 2003, 2008, Vista, or 7 using a USB Flash Drive. Very useful if you own a Netbook or Notebook PC that can boot from USB but does not have an optical drive.

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Speed Up Your PC With Your Pendrive On Windows 7

A trick that you would not like to miss.

Use pendrive to give your PC an extra cache of memory to help increase speed by using the Windows ReadyBoost feature.



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Protect USB Drive From Virus With Dummy Files

To prevent virus attacks to your PC, you must make your USB storage device free from virus as well which are most of the time plug and played to your PC.


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Portable applications for your USB PenDrive

Having portable apps in Pen Drive/Flashdisk is must for computer geeks. No need to install this softwares in your PC. Just double click on them and they are ready to use.Here is the list of 10 must have portable freewares.

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How to install any version of Linux from a USB thumbdrive

In this video the author shows how to install any version of Linux from a USB thumb drive. He gives the requirements, which are a USB drive, the ISO of the Linux OS and a program called UNetbootin. He shows how to download the program from Sourgeforge.net. After installing it he shows how to set the version of Linux in the program. Later he shows how to format the USB drive quickly and he goes on to set the USB drive option in the UNetbootin program. Now all the Linux OS will be copied to the thumb drive. Now after you do the reboot you we can start installing the Linux from the USB drive. So if you are looking to easily install a Linux OS from a USB drive follow the easy to do steps in this video.



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More Secure To Our Personal Data With Portable Web Browser


Having your own browser with its own preferences and bookmarks is nice but having it available to you on any PC is even nicer. There are portable versions of several of the popular "non-portable" web browsers such as FireFox Portable and Opera-USB. Those two browsers specifically state that they do not leave any personal data behind on the local system's hard drive. There are also some more obscure offerings such as portable versions of Avant, Maxthon and Sleipnir. For even more security, you could try the xB Browser from XeroBank. The xB browser is designed to work with either the Tor network or the arguably more secure XeroBank anonymity network.

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Fix USB Device Not Recognized Error


When you use USB devices in Windows, Windows will load and install a device driver to communicate with the new USB device. A lot of standard USB device drivers are included with Windows XP, even more in Vista and Windows 7. But if the USB device is not supported by Windows, you will see a USB device not recognized error like the one below.


You can try unplugging the USB device, waiting a few seconds and plugging it back, but chances are the error will remain.

When you open the Windows Device Manager from the Control Panel, you will generally see the USB device under the Other devices or Unknown devices category.

in case of an external hard disk, you may also get the error:

One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it.


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How to hack a Windows PC with a USB key

Darren shows us a USB key, dubbed the USB Hacksaw, that instantly and silently installs on target Windows 2000 or higher computers with guest or higher privileges which will monitor USB ports for flash drives and automatically download their contents for silent archival and email. For detailed instructions on replicating this hack yourself, watch this video hacking tutorial.

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How to create a bootable USB pen drive in Microsoft Windows 7


Interested in creating a bootable USB flash drive using a Win 7 PC? This clip will show you how it's done. It's simple! So simple, in fact, that this home-computing how-to can present a complete, step-by-step overview of the process in just over five minutes. For more information, including complete, step-by-step instructions, take a look.


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How to install Google Chrome OS on a Flash drive


The Google Chrome OS has been making a lot of waves for its convenience. In this video, the convenience is further highlighted, as we are shown how to install the Google Chrome OS on a Flash drive. Now you can take the entire OS with you wherever you'd like to go.
For running Chrome OS from USB stick, we are going to use Chrome OS Cherry (formerly Diet Chromium), a slimmer Chrome OS that supports more hardware.
Here's what you need to do to install Chrome OS on an USB stick:
1. Download Chrome OS Cherry and extract the downloaded archive.
2. Write the chromiumos.img file onto an USB stick (bootable, obviously).
-For Windows, download and install Win32 Image Writer
Then, under "Image File", select the chomiumos.img file and on the "Device" section, select your USB drive. Now you can click "Write" and the image will begin to be written on the USB drive.

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How To Run Software Directly Off a USB FD

This how-to will teach you how to run software stored on a USB flash drive if you use either Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X 10.4 or higher.

Step 01

Go to PortableApps.com if you use Microsoft Windows or go to OS X Portable Applications - FreeSMUG if you use Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. If you have a U3-compatible drive and use Microsoft Windows, you can click on the U3 logo in the system tray (where the clock is), and a menu should pop up. Click on Add Programs in the menu.


Step 02

Get the application from FreeSMUG (Mac) or PortableApps.com (Windows), download the application you want by finding the application on FreeSMUG or by clicking on Applications in the menu on PortableApps.com. If you're using a U3-compatible drive, it should pop up with a browser, click on the category you want under Find Software, and then download the application by clicking on the image that says Free or Trial.


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How To Boot And Install Windows 7 From USB Flash Drive

USB Win7
The Windows 7 beta has been released for quite a while now. If you want to follow the crowd and test it in your system, but do not want to burn into a DVD, here is how you can create a bootable USB drive to install Windows 7 on your system.

Format USB flash drive to NTFS format

(For Win XP only. Vista users can directly format the USB drive to NTFS format) In your Windows, go to Control Panel -> system -> hardware -> Device manager.
Under the disk drives section, right click on the USB storage drive and select Properties.



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Easy way to boot XP by using a USB flash drive





Almost everyone who has worked with computers for any length of time at all has run into at least one situation in which a problem left a PC unbootable. What if you could return the machine to a bootable state just by inserting a USB flash drive though? Believe it or not, it is actually possible to install a bootable copy of Windows XP onto a flash drive and then boot a PC off of the flash drive. From there, you can use applications that you have installed on the flash drive (anti virus, anti spyware, disk repair, etc.) to fix the PC's problem. In this article, I will show you how.




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Make Bootable Flahdisk

Copy Windows DVD to direktory in your personal computer n plug USB Flashdisk (UFD) 4 GB Capasity.
and install "diskpart" system (already in VISTa), download diskpart. execute it from "Start/Run/Diskpart". and type the following scrip :

1. List disk
   Find/target it to UFD in list, Ussualy in first list, and type
2. SelecDisk 1
3. Clean
4. Create Partition Primary
5. Active
6. Format fs=fat32 quick
7. Assign

Now... Copy all file in windows directory to UFD and Use it to booting your notebook, wallla.. it's done...

hope it helpfull, thanks.
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