To be properly recognized, your storage device must connect to your computer as an IDE device. If this is the case, the hard disk can be treated like any other hard disk drive. To use the BootPrep tool to prepare a storage device, the BIOS must be able to recognize the flash disk as an AT (Active Disk) disk. Using BootPrep to prepare a storage device We recommend first use the standard approaches to format the device (such as diskmgmt.msc or diskpart.exe) if these approaches do not work you can try BootPrep. The program replaces the partition boot sector code that normally boots into MS-DOS by loading Io.sys and Msdos.sys with the code that loads NTLDR. The BootPrep tool prepares your media, the active partition of which has been formatted and made bootable with FAT16, BIGDOS FAT 16, or FAT32 for booting into Windows Embedded. First, you must prepare the media by using MS-DOS tools such as FORMAT and FDISK to prepare the MBR and at least one partition. The Bootprep tool is a command-line tool to create media that can boot into Standard 2009. The BootPrep tool only works when you run it from MS-DOS, and is only required if you are starting with a storage device that cannot be recognized as configurable by Windows XP. The principal intent of the BootPrep tool is to change the Master Boot Record (MBR) from an MS-DOS FAT16 format into a format that is recognized by Windows XP or Standard 2009. You should begin by reviewing the foundation documentation on-line click on this link:įirst review the on-line documentation by clicking on this link: This chapter contains supplemental information regarding Standard 2009’s Embedded Enabling Features (EEFs) which are tools and features that are unique to Standard 2009 and not included in Windows XP Professional.
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Setting a registry key with Device Update Agent.Using BootPrep to prepare a storage device.
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