This creates bootable with USB jump\/flash drives that can read and write NTFS.<\/p>\n
1. Install HPUSBFW\/SP27213.exe<\/a><\/strong> to create a bootable MS-DOS.<\/p>\n 2. Install NTFS4DOS<\/a><\/strong> on your PC to make your bootable USB drive NTFS capable. <\/p>\n 3. Extract DOS Boot Disk Files<\/a> to a folder<\/strong> on hard drive, in my case the folder name is bootme.<\/p>\n 4. Be sure your USB drive is plugged<\/strong> in.<\/p>\n 5. Run HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool<\/strong> you just installed in step 1.<\/p>\n 6. For "File System", select FAT32<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 7. Check<\/strong> "Create a DOS startup disk, using DOS system files located at:"<\/p>\n 8. Browse<\/strong> for the folder where you extracted the files in step 3.<\/p>\n 9. Start Format<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 10. Run NTFS4DOS<\/strong> "Create NTFS Capable boot floppy" you installed in step 2.<\/p>\n 11. Select the drive letter<\/strong> your USB drive is in. and hit Next twice<\/strong>.<\/p>\n 12. You now have a bootable USB Drive that is NTFS capable. <\/p>\n [@more@]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This creates bootable with USB jump\/flash drives that can read and write NTFS. 1. Install HPUSBFW\/SP27213.exe to create a bootable MS-DOS. 2. Install NTFS4DOS on your PC to make your bootable USB drive NTFS capable. 3. Extract DOS Boot Disk … Continue reading