It takes simple steps to create EaseUS Partition Master bootable USB. With this bootable USB, you can run EaseUS Partition Master from a USB flash drive without booting into Windows 10/8/7.
"I'm looking for a bootable USB flash drive partition manager that will be able to resize partitions." This is a common need related to the partition manager in the forums. EaseUS will guide you in creating a bootable USB drive partition manager.
To create a bootable USB partition manager, you will need the disk and partition management software, EaseUS Partition Master. With the help of this tool, you can access the hard drives and partitions on your computer and manage them as you wish. (Only purchased users can create a bootable disk.)
Now, download and install the 100% secure software on a computer that can work normally. Follow the simple steps below to create a bootable USB drive partition manager, then use it on any computer that can't boot successfully.
Step 1. To create a bootable disk of EaseUS Partition Master, you should prepare a storage media, like a USB drive, flash drive or a CD/DVD disc. Then, correctly connect the drive to your computer.
Step 2. Launch EaseUS Partition Master, and find the "Bootable Media" feature on the left. Click on it.
Step 3. You can choose the USB or CD/DVD when the drive is available. However, if you do not have a storage device at hand, you can also save the ISO file to a local drive, and later burn it to a storage media. Once made the option, click the "Create" button to begin.
Step 4. When the process finishes, you'll see a pop up window, asking if you want to restart computer from the bootable USB.
Note: To use the bootable disk on a new PC, you need to resart the target computer and press F2/F8/Del key to enter BIOS, and set the USB bootable disk as the first boot disk.
Wait patitiently and your computer will automatically boot up from the USB bootable media and enter EaseUS WinPE desktop.
Once this process is finished, you can overcome the following difficulties:
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If you want to run EaseUS disk management tools from the bootable USB, you must follow these steps. You need to boot from the bootable USB flash drive. Here's how:
Step 1. Connect EaseUS bootable USB disk to a dead, unbootable, normal, or problematic Windows PC.
Step 2. Press the power button to boot the computer, and hold F2/F11/Del to enter BIOS.
Step 3. Go to the Boot Drive section and set EaseUS Bootable USB as the boot drive.
Step 4. Save the changes and exit BIOS.
Step 5. Wait for your computer to boot up from the EaseUS WinPE disk.
Then, you can run available features like partition resize, disk partition clone, and partition recovery without booting into the Operating System.
That's all about creating an EaseUS Partition Master bootable USB. To conclude, creating an EaseUS Partition Master bootable USB is a straightforward process that can be accomplished in a few simple steps. Once finished, you'll have a powerful bootable USB partition manager that allows you to manage disk partitions, resize drives, and perform other disk management tasks without booting into your operating system. This tool is especially useful for troubleshooting unbootable systems or managing partitions on computers without a functioning OS.
This FAQ section will help you learn more useful information related to creating an EaseUS Partition Master bootable USB:
1. Can I partition a bootable USB drive?
Yes, you can. EaseUS Partition Master can fully cover this case for you. Follow the steps below:
2. How do I format a bootable USB?
Connect the bootable USB drive to your computer and refer to the comprehensive instructions:
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master, switch to the Partition Master window, and right-click on the bootable USB drive.
Step 2. Select "Format" from the context menu and:
Step 3. Review the pending operation in the main window, then click "Execute Task" and "Apply" to start formatting.
3. What can a bootable USB used for?
A bootable USB can be applied to the following scenarios:
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