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It registers Total Commander as a handler for the USB connection. Q: Each time I plug in the cable, Windows wants to start the Easy Transfer software! Can this be changed?Ī: Yes, please start the tool TcUsbRun.exe once.

#BOOT USB FLASH WITH TOTAL COMMANDER INSTALL#

The only way to use the cable is to install the 64-bit driver from the above link, and then copy the 32-bit winusb.dll from 32-bit Windows XP/Vista/7 (System32 directory) or from 64bit Vista/7 (SysWOW64 directory) manually Q: How do I use the USB connection with Windows XP 64 bit?Ī: This is a bit tricky, because the driver installer does not install the 32-bit winusb.dll to the SysWOW64 directory.

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If there was no driver CD, you can also download the driver directly from. On Windows XP, you need to install the driver coming with the cable. Only use aĪ: On Windows Vista and 7, you do not need any driver - just plug in the cable and use it with Total Commander (Menu Net - PortĬonnection). WARNING: You cannot use normal USB cables! Connecting two PCs with a cable without a transfer device in the middle can damage your PCs. List of supported cables (tested by ourselves and/or our beta testers). Q: What kind of cable do I need for the USB port connection?Ī: You need a special Windows Easy Transfer Cable, see this page for a Unfortunately older Windows versions cannot be supported because the used WinUSB driver from Q: Which operating systems are supported by theĪ: Total Commander supports connections between any combination of Windows XP, Vista and 7, both 32bit and 64bit. The cable, Windows wants to start the Easy Transfer software! Can this be changed?

How do I use the cable connection with Windows XP 64 bit?.

Which operating systems are supported by the USB port connection?.

This will make your USB drive bootable.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - USB port (Total Commander >=7.55)

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Now all you need to do open the files inside the DVD or ISO file, copy it and paste inside USB manually. But do not close the command prompt Windows.Ĭopying files from an ISO image on your PC/DVD to USB manually: Exit command will close the Diskpart program.

This command will format your current partition as NTFS file system quickly.

Type format fs=ntfs quick and hit Enter.

It will choose partition 1 for setting up it as an active partition.

Type select partition 1 and hit Enter.

You will get a message like Diskpart succeeded in creating the specified partition.

Type create partition primary and hit Enter.

You will get a message like ‘Diskpart succeeded in cleaning the disk’. Clean command will format your bootable drive.

Type clean and hit Enter to remove all of the data in the USB drive.

That means, any further operation that you do will affect your disk 1 directly. You will get a message ‘Disk 1 is now the selected disk’.

Type select disk 1 in the same windows and hit Enter.

Now we are going to work on to create bootable USB drive, we will work with Disk 1.

Most probably, you will see two Disk types.ĭisk 1 for your USB Flash Drive with its total capacity. It will show you all active disks on your computer. Step 'Install Windows' the sentence 'Open Windows Explorer and erase all files on the USB flash drive.' DO NOT erase all files, leave BOOT.INI, NTLDR, and NTDETECT. In the new diskpart window, type list disk and hit enter. The diskpart utility will run run in another window. Once the Command Prompt window appears, type diskpart and hit enter.

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Right click on Command Prompt and select ‘Run as Administrator’ in case you have searched for cmd in the Windows 10 Taskbar.

Alternatively, you can also open the Command Prompt by pressing windows+R at the same time and typing in ‘cmd’ in the ‘Run’ window and hitting enter.

Open command Prompt Run as Administrator: Search for ‘cmd’ in Windows 10 from the taskbar, Command Prompt will appear.

Insert your USB flash drive to your computer which you want to make bootable.