| Developer: | Novicorp | | Category: | System|System Miscellaneous | | Size: | 52 MB |
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| Review: WinToFlash accomplishes a great task: to extract the contents of a Windows installation and transfers it to a bootable USB drive. It can be safely stated that this extends the life of your Windows package, since CDs are very sensitive, while the USB flash drive gives you more flexibility. Traditionally original versions of Windows comes on a CD and extreme caution is required when handling the disc. Even the smallest scratch can affect the integrity of the contents and prevent you from running a successful installation. For this reason it is recommended that you have a backup of the package, preferably on a device? S more reliable and less sensitive. That's where WinToFlash makes a difference. It seamlessly copy the Windows operating system from a CD or DVD to a USB flash drive. It has support for Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/8 in all editions: Home, Professional, Media Center, Ultimate, etc. Requirements are simple: you need a formatted USB flash drive (you can be undertaken re the operation of the program), and the original Windows CD / DVD. WinToFlash is very easy to use anddoesn require any kind of installation. You just run the executable file and set up the first time wizard user interface. After this step is complete, you are presented with two choices. The first involves running a wizard that guides you through the process and requires fewer steps are required. Basically, the user effort is reduced to selecting the source CD / DVD and destination. The secondone sport more advanced settings, so you can accomplish more complex tasks, such as creating an emergency boot loader, a bootable MS-DOS drives, or delete a record. Read protection can be removed from the files, and you can also choose to collect information about the system, create a structure for folders, copy files, or check the USB disk for errors. Events can be seen category, service, and additional language packs are available. The creation of bootable USB drive takes a decent amount of time, and the result is very satisfactory. Overall WinToFlash seems to be a breakthrough in a market where the Windows installation is mostly done from a CD / DVD drive. This minimizes the chances of losing important data, making Windows versions last a lifetime. |
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