Windows 8: How To Test Bootable USB

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Last Updated supported by April 5, 2019 by admin 13 Comments

We have shown you various ways to create bootable USB, install Windows 7 from USB, slipstream Service Pack 1 into Windows 7 DVD or ISO, and many other advanced methods to lead to bootable Windows 7 ISO and bootable USB flash drive.

When you create a bootable USB to install Windows 7 or when you slipstream SP1 into Windows 7 setup file to lead to a bootable ISO file, it’s regularly a good idea to test the ISO or USB to check assuming it’s bootable before in fact trying it supported by the primary PC.

Though one can regularly test the bootable USB by rebooting the PC and then enabling the required BIOS setting, it’s a tough task appropriate to many novice users. Most of the free virtual device software available today, don’t support USB booting appropriate to some strange reasons.

So, we have come up with a smart solution to test a bootable USB flash go (by car) or bootable Windows ISO file without setting virtual machines.

MobaLiveCD is a free program that enables you to test a bootable ISO image file or bootable USB go (by car) with a one or two mouse clicks. It’s a portable application and doesn’t require installation as well. The application uses an excellent emulator called “Qemu” to make it happen.

Check assuming Windows CD/DVD/USB is bootable

How to use MobaLiveCD to test your bootable ISO file or bootable USB drive:

Step 1: Download and run MobaLiveCD portable application with admin rights.

Step 2: On the chief screen, click Run the Live USB fastening to test the bootable USB flash go (by car) or click Run the LiveCD fastening to test the bootable ISO image file. Click the appropriate option and browse to the ISO file or USB drive.

Step 3: MobaLiveCD allows you to test ISO file or USB go (by car) without creating a virtual disk image as well. When you are prompted with Do you want to lead to a hard disk image appropriate to your virtual device prompt, click “No” fastening to start the emulator without the virtual disk.