User manual CORSAIR FLASH VOYAGER MINI 4GB

[. . . ] Performance Hardware User's Guide How To Create the Ultimate Bootable USB Flash Drive A guide for using a utility that will turn your USB flash drive into a versatile bootable tool! Version 1. 0 April, 2010 How to Create the Ultimate Bootable USB Flash Drive 1 Download and Run the Utility Corsair has provided an easy to use utility that will convert your USB flash drive into a versatile bootable tool. [. . . ] Select Create and the utility will run. This is typically a very short procedure but the time taken can vary depending upon your drive size and speed. How to Create the Ultimate Bootable USB Flash Drive 3 Finish the Installation Select Finish and the process is complete. Steps 4 and 5 illustrate how to boot to the drive and to select the utility you wish to use. How to Create the Ultimate Bootable USB Flash Drive 4 Boot to Your USB Flash Drive To use the utilities on your drive, you will need to boot your system to this drive as opposed to booting to your system drive. Option 1 below shows how you would manually select the boot menu and select the drive to which you want to boot. Refer to your manual as the key for this varies across different motherboards. You may also set the USB flash drive as the first item in your boot order as shown in option 2. Either method works equally well. OPTION 1 Option 2 How to Create the Ultimate Bootable USB Flash Drive 5 Select the Utility you Wish to Use Once you boot to your USB flash drive, you will see the boot menu as shown below. The two default utilities, Memtest86+ and FreeDOS, are invaluable during system builds and trouble shooting. Your flash drive can become a virtual toolbox of utilities that you can carry in your pocket as opposed to carrying archaic floppy disks or bulky CDs and DVDs. You also have the option of far greater storage capacity when using a USB flash drive. [. . . ] All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners in the United States and/or other countries. [. . . ]