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When I first evaluated SARDU, there was very little competition and some things that have been added in later versions, were not present. Version 2.x is different and version 3.x is further developed. Now there is competition and both Adware and pirated software (warez) have been added (adware, which you can decline to install, in the installation process and at least one warez option as a downloadable file once you have installed SARDU). Also several of the ISO downloads that used to be free are now no longer free. For instance, the Parted Magic link in SARDU is no longer free, although you can download an earlier version here for free. Even given these problems, I believe that SARDU remains the best solution for the creation of multiboot devices.

Both of the softwares have their own websites and -multiboot-usb-creator/ (although this last is more of a subdirectory of the site). But is it a little more difficult to find the download link (if you want to download from the SARDU site, make sure you right-click on the download link and save the target. It may be easier to just download it from the Softpedia site) on the SARDU site , it is better from the paid www.sardu.pro site for SARDU 3.x. It is a lot easier to click on a "downloader" link for something that is being advertised rather than the SARDU application itself. Although this didn't use to be the case, I can see how this might be financially necessary. I finally did download both software applications, so on to step two.

This is another mixed bag. YUMI wins this one hands down, but I am kind of comparing apples and oranges here. YUMI is not actually an installation - and this is good! YUMI and its predecessor, UniversalUSBInstaller, never really installed; they just ran. SARDU does need to be unzipped and then the setup needs to be run. This would not be so bad except that like the download, the installation is loaded with adware. Make sure you DECLINE the 3 requests that occur during installation. Read the text, because they are trying to install other software that will redirect your browser!

You can checkout my Experts Exchange Micro Tutorials on downloading and Installing SARDU 2.x on Windows 7 and Windows 8. I also made an Experts Exchange Micro Tutorial on using SARDU 2.x on Windows 7.

Once you have the software downloaded, and installed in SARDU's case, you will want to run it (they both will automatically run after installation). There are several aspects to running these applications.

Note: Microsoft has not provided an official link to download Windows 7 repair disk ISO from Microsoft. Do not spend time on the Microsoft website. You can download Windows 7 ISO from Windowstan.com - choose your edition.

I haven't seen this on a Dell, but I've seen similar problems creating the repair disk on other laptop brands. This is caused, according to Microsoft, by OEMs adding functionalities to Windows utilities. What you can try is to open a Command Prompt window and type recdisc.exe at the command prompt. Also, you can download an iso image of the Windows 7 Recovery (Repair) Disk here: www.windows7library.com/.../recdisc.iso

You're welcome! There are other links for ISO images of Recovery Disks for Windows 7 32- and 64- bit and for Vista 32- and 64-bit, but those are torrent downloads. I prefer to go with the Microsoft link(s).

Just download a system restore disk .iso from the internet and select it in windows 7 USB/DVD tool. It will perhaps complain that the iso file is not valid. If so use a free tool like gburner, go to properties menu and make sure only UDF is checked. Then save the .iso file. Now you will be able to open it in Microsoft official usb bootable tool. Tada, simple and aeasy.

Hi all,After reading through the entire post I still have the following doubts.Firstly, does downloading the Windows 7 ISO and transferring it to the usb works for the windows 7 starter editions too??Then, after creating this bootable usb, can i remove the recovery partition from my HD??And finally, will the above mentioned USB(after its creation) be able to restore my system if i completely remove windows OS??Thanks in advance.

Click Next to begin the WIM build process. If necessary, files will automatically be downloaded from Microsoft to complete the build process.You can also select the PE Components .zip file by clicking the 'Browse' button in the download dialog. The PE .zip file can be downloaded by using the Reflect download agent 'ReflectDL.exe'. See Installing anInstalling and updating Macrium Reflect offlined updating Macrium Reflect offline for more information on downloading the PE components separately.

Sign in to your Acronis account at the main Acronis.com website, then download the .ISO file for the Acronis Rescue media, unless you have already got a copy of this which you have created. The .ISO file can be used to burn a bootable CD or DVD, or else you can use a utility program such as Rufus or ISOtoUSB to burn the ISO data to a small USB stick (less than 32GB FAT32 format).

That's it! It only needs to write about 140- to 160-megabytes to the disc, depending on whether your OS is 64-bit or 32-bit, and that should only take a minute. If you do not have a CD/DVD-R drive to create a recovery disc with, you can alternatively download the ISO image of the Windows 7 System Recovery Disc and use it to make a bootable USB flash drive.

Step one: If you do not have a DVD drive, download the appropriate Windows 7 Recovery Disc image from Here. You will need a torrent client for this step, such as µTorrent. Alternatively, if you have a DVD drive, you can use an existing Windows 7 Installation DVD or a Windows 7 Recovery Disc when at step seven.

Step seven: You will now need to copy the contents of the ISO image you downloaded, or the contents of a DVD you wish use, to the USB flash drive. There should be two folders and a file in the ISO image that need to be copied. To extract the files contained within an ISO image, you will need to use a program such as WinRAR. You can download WinRAR from here.

Step eight: Now that the files are copied, we will want to make the USB drive bootable. To accomplish this however we will need to download a small file called bootsect.exe; it can be downloaded from here (opens in new tab) or here. The file can also be found in the boot directory of the Windows 7 Installation DVD. Once downloaded, place the bootsect.exe file in the root directory of your USB flash drive.

Strangely enough, Microsoft is still providing the ISO file for Windows 7, which you can download for free right here. The only catch is that you'll need to verify your product key before downloading. If you can't find that, here's a valuable resource to use third-party tool for downloading Windows 7 ISO. Once you have the ISO file in hand, try these three methods to create Windows 7 bootable USB on Mac without Bootcamp.

Whichever method you choose, you'll need to download an ISO disc image. To begin, go to here and download the appropriate image for your system. You'll need to use a torrent program to download the ISO, but it's fast and legal.

Never be tempted to download a restore disk from a torrent site or from Usenet. Most of these are fake restore disks and will contain files contaminated by a Trojan or virus. We will supply you a perfect genuine and legal restore disk, supplied by a genuine Microsoft authorized digital partner or directly from the OEM manufacturer.

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WinBuilder is the program that actually builds the boot disc. It is normally recommended that the most recent stable version of WinBuilder be used. However, if you have problems creating a build using a different version, try the version used in the tutorial. As of this writing, the latest stable version is WinBuilder 080, released February 19, 2010. The procedure in this tutorial was tested using Win7RescuePE v.13 and WinBuilder 080 & 078 SP6. The WinBuilder download can be found at the following links: -land.net/forums/index.php?showforum=22 or www.winbuilder.net

This project was initially available for download directly from the WinBuilder program. As of this writing, due to the loss of the domain name hosting the project and the fact that it hasn't been relocated, this is no longer possible. To aid in creating this project, the required files are available for download as a ZIP file. This file includes the full Win7RescuePE project and is available at the following link on the winbuilder.net site:Win7RescuePE Project Download (89.9MB) (Link has been disabled - see note below)

The Windows AIK is required to build the Win7RescuePE boot disc. Depending of the version of Windows being used, you can use either the Windows 7 AIK or the Windows Vista SP1 AIK. The download pages can be found here: