Create a bootable USB drive or ISO file that you can use to capture and restore images.
NOTE: If you are using Hyper-V Manager, you can only create a bootable ISO file. If you are using VMware Workstation Pro, you can create a bootable USB drive or a bootable ISO file.
Steps
On the
Image Assist home page, click
and click
Additional Tools.
In the
Create USB Drive or ISO File card, click
CREATE.
The
Create USB Drive or ISO file page is displayed.
Select one of the following options:
Bootable USB—to create a bootable USB drive.
Bootable ISO—to create a bootable ISO file.
If you selected
Bootable USB, perform the following steps:
If a USB drive is not connected to the system,
Image Assist displays a message prompting you to connect a USB drive. To continue, click
OK, connect the USB drive, and then click
RESCAN.
After the scan, the USB drive is automatically detected and the disk name is displayed.
Click
CREATE USB.
The bootable
Image Assist USB drive is created, and a confirmation message is displayed.
Remove the USB drive and then click
OK.
If you selected
Bootable ISO, perform the following steps:
By default, the ISO file is saved in the C:\ drive. To change the path, click
BROWSE and select a folder.
Click
CREATE ISO.
Results
The bootable
Image Assist ISO file is created, and a confirmation message is displayed.
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