How to make an Android launch disk

Now many people have started to use and research Android system, this tutorial for you to introduce the Android launch U disk production methods.

2.1, insert a U disk into the computer, and then open the UltraISO software, the interface is as follows:

UltraISO Main Interface Tutorial

2.2, use UltraISO to open the installation image we need to write to U disk. The action is: Locate the menu bar, select the file-> open, and select the mirror you want.

Open UltraISO

Select the Mirror you want

Write mirrored file to u disk

2.3, after the completion of the mirror loading, we will be ready to write the mirror to the U disk, the traditional copy and paste can only copy the data to the U disk and can not create a boot file, so we need to use UltraISO dedicated image writing function.

Mirror loading complete

2.4, in the UltraISO main Interface menu bar Click Start-> to write to the hard disk image after opening a dialog window. In the hard disk drive project, select the U disk you want to make into a startup disk (software default u disk), in the "Write mode" item select "Usb-hdd+" or "usb-zip+" (try to choose, valid); Click "Write", wait for a moment, prompt "burning success", it indicates the end of production. Will pop-up prompts the window, all the data on U disk will be lost, click "Yes", another user also need to back up the data in advance u disk.

Select Write Hard disk image

Burn Succeeded

The burn was successful, at which point the AndroidX86 system image has been burned to a USB drive in the form of a live CD.

Step three: Set the boot and go to the installation menu

Once the mirror is finished, we can begin to experience it. We plug the U disk, and then need to be in the motherboard BIOS inside the U disk set as a priority to start, (because each motherboard product BIOS interface are different, the setting is not exactly the same, you can refer to their own computer motherboard instructions to do the corresponding operation, In addition, you can also follow the start of the display prompts the shortcut keys directly into the selection system boot device (currently mainstream motherboards are supported in the launch of the shortcut button to select the boot drive).

Seven Rainbow AE50 (APU E350) The motherboard can be entered quickly into the startup selection

U Disk System Loading process

Fourth step: Into the U disk operation.

Once started, you can go directly to the Android x86 installation menu. The Android x86 installation menu is very concise. Menu four options from top to bottom are: LIVE-CD run the Android x86, LIVE-CD VESA mode, LIVE-CD debug mode, and go to the Setup wizard.

Install menu

The first three items are run on a U disk, the fourth is installed to the hard drive. The first and fourth items are our most common. The first is to run the Android x86 directly on the Setup disk. The fourth item is to install the Android x86 on our computer's hard drive as you would with Windows systems installed. This time you first use the first, followed by a separate detailed version of the hard disk AndroidX86 installation.

Fifth Step: Enter the system, set.

After entering the system. will start with the Setup Wizard, mainly for language and account related settings.

Set Language

Can already see AndroidX86 system native support multi-country

Comparison of MOTO MB855 and Android X86 systems

The entire setup interface and content is almost exactly the same as after the phone has been brushed, and the final image is a comparison between the Moto MB855 and the Android X86 system.