Some novice questions about U disk startup

A, U disk boot there are several ways

At present, there are several:

1 CDROM way, this need to use production tools, start compatibility is higher

2 HDD method, this use rate is also higher

3 zip way, this seems to be eliminated

4) FDD way, this basic elimination

Second, which kind of startup way success rate is high

As above, basically 1) > 2) > 3)

Three, HDD mode or Zip way to start PE, there are several ways

1) Ntldr+grldr

2) GRUB installed to MBR

3) Dos+grldr

4 LINUX (ETC.) +grldr

5) NTLDR installed to MBR

The recommended use of the 2nd and 5th, the success rate is very high

Four, u disk start to pay attention to what?

Check your motherboard BIOS settings to see if the USB disk is set up for the first boot.

Some motherboards, the USB option has "full SPEED" and "High SPEED" points, to open the latter, so fast.

For CDROM and hdd/zip dual boot, if the motherboard does not recognize an HDD or zip, the grldr on the CDROM can also not search for the HDD.

Generally the main identification of CDROM or HDD, can start successfully.

Five, U disk boot compatibility is poor?

It is misunderstood that for older motherboards, because of the BIOS and startup speed problems, the most critical is the standard of the problem of not unified, but the new motherboard

, basically can use CDROM or HDD way to start, and direct support USB2.0 Therefore, install the system and so on very fast.

Six, the mobile hard disk should use what format

The removable hard drive should be in HDD format, formatted with XP and then set up the mobile hard drive primary partition as Active

Seven, the use of mass production tools to start CDROM, another U disk partition can be implemented to start

Can be, using HPUSBFW, Flashboot and other U disk to start the format of the tool can be implemented

Eight, u disk volume production into a CDROM way what good

This, all understand, CDROM standard unification, startup success rate is high, of course the file is also safe. It is also critical that you install XP.

Nine, can start from U disk, mobile hard drive why can't start

First verify that your mobile hard disk already has a PE file, and that the primary partition of the removable hard disk is activated (using PTDD to rebuild the MBR or perform fdisk/mbr),

Then, in the case of a removable drive, open the hard disk in the BIOS, which should have two hard drives, and move the hard drive to the first position (the default is second).

Ten, U disk volume postpartum speed why slow

This I am also solving, however, I found that my output of the HDD, if the HDD resize, the speed can be faster.

Xi. why the USB disk was loaded for a long time when it was started

The time it takes to load a PE mirror depends on your motherboard, some motherboards have a seven or eight-minute image to load, and maybe dozens of seconds on a motherboard that supports USB2.0 booting