To Make A Bootable Pen Drive Using MS-DOS Command.
To Create A Bootable Pen Drive You Can Follow These Steps:
Connect your pen drive to your computer's USB port.
Open the Command Prompt in Windows by typing "cmd" in the Run dialog box (Windows + R) or searching for it in the Start menu.
Type "diskpart" in the Command Prompt and press Enter. This will open the DiskPart tool.
Type "list disk" to display a list of all the disks connected to your computer.
Identify your pendrive by looking at the size of the disk. For example, if your pendrive is 16 GB, it will be listed as Disk 1, with 14 GB or so of unallocated space.
Type "select disk #" (replace # with the number of your pendrive) and press Enter.
Type "clean" and press Enter to erase any existing data on the pendrive.
Type "create partition primary" and press Enter to create a new primary partition on the pendrive.
Type "select partition 1" and press Enter to select the partition you just created.
Type "active" and press Enter to make the partition active.
Type "format fs=fat32 quick" and press Enter to format the partition with the FAT32 file system.
Type "assign" and press Enter to assign a drive letter to the pendrive.
Copy the boot files from the operating system or software you want to make the pendrive bootable for, to the root directory of the pendrive.
Type "exit" and press Enter to close the DiskPart tool.
Your pendrive is now bootable and ready to use. You can use it to install an operating system, run a diagnostic tool, or perform other bootable tasks.
