Wait until Rufus utility erases your USB stick and transfers Hiren’s Boot ISO files to it.ĩ. Read carefully the warning message and press “ OK”. Inside the “ Hiren’s Boot 15.2” folder, select the “ Hiren’s BootCD 15.2.iso” image file and choose “ Open”.Ĩ. Then click the icon next to “ ISO Image” entry to select the Hiren’s ISO Image file “ Hiren's.BootCD.15.2”.iso” from your computer.Ħ. At “ Create a bootable disk using” option, select “ ISO Image”.ĥ. Choose the empty USB stick that you plugged on your computer.Ĥ. Now double-click to run “ rufus” application.ģ. Remove all USB storage drives from your computer and plug an EMPTY* USB stick (minimum 1GB) to an empty USB port.Īttention: DO NOT leave your files on USB stick, because all files will be erased during this operation.Ģ. Create a bootable Hiren’s BootCD USB flash drive.ġ. Go to the official Rufus download page and download RUFUS USB Bootable Creator Utility to your computer. * Rufus is an excellent utility that helps to create bootable USB flash drives, such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks, etc.ġ. Step 2: Download RUFUS USB Boot Creator Utility*. When the Download is complete, right click on “ Hirens.BootCD.15.2.zip” file to extract it. * Note: You can find/download the latest version of Hiren's BootCD in the Official Download page: (Scroll down and click on HBCD_PE_圆4.iso)Ģ. ( Source > Click on Hirens.BootCD.15.2.zip) Download Hiren’s BootCD version 15.2 * to your computer.
Hiren info pages bootcd how to#
How to create a Hiren's Boot USB Flash Drive. In this article you will find instructions on how to put Hiren’s BootCD on a USB flash drive (stick) in order to troubleshoot computer problems in the future. I write this article because I use Hiren’s BootCD frequently to troubleshoot computer problems, specially when a computer doesn't boot anymore due to a virus attack or due to a corrupted file system.
More specifically, HBCD contains hardware diagnostic programs, partition tools, data recovery utilities, antivirus tools and many other tools to fix your computer problems. I just want to make sure I'm doing this right and figured I'd ask here.Hiren’s BootCD (HBCD) is a bootable CD that contains a set of tools that can help users to fix their computer if their system fails to boot. Screenshots are below (with annotations) for clarification.Ĭompletion dialogue and directory suggestion:Ĭontents of C:\MyBootCD\CD (shows "HBCD" folder):Ĭontents of C:\MyBootCD\HBCD (shows "Programs" folder):Ĭontents of C:\MyBootCD\HBCD\Programs (shows "Files" folder):Ĭontents of C:\MyBootCD\HBCD\Programs\Files (.7z executables):Ĭontents of C:\MyBootCD itself (shows aforementioned folder "CD"):Īpologies in advance for the loaded post my first time around. The nest goes like this after extracting the. What I'm wondering is if I add a PortableApps folder directly under the folder "CD" or if this is just a baseline of where to start and I should add them as a sub-sub-subfolder HBCD\Programs\PortableApps. The HBCD Customizer program says I should add files to the folder C:\MyBootCD\CD.
Hiren info pages bootcd archive#
In the extracted archive is a folder "Programs" which contains the command scripts and a subfolder "Files" which contains the actual programs they launch. What I want to know is how to add PortableApps in their "native" format to a custom Hiren's Boot image. Among these are 7-zip, CCleaner, Defraggler, etc. iso that are launched with a command-script shortcut. If anyone is familiar with the popular Hiren's Boot CD you'll note that he already includes several programs in the.
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