Erasing a Flash Drive - Permanently Delete Files
Erasing a flash drive; How do I permanently delete files from a USB drive, forever? Is it possible to erase or clear data from a USB drive to make deleted information unrecoverable?
Bootable USB Help and Tools
Linux Bootable USB Help, tools and additional information regarding making a Flash Drive Boot.
The Fastest USB Flash Drives are SSD
What is the fastest USB flash drive? The fastest USB flash drives are SSD or Solid State.
Restore USB drives back to full capacity
Restore USB drives back to full capacity. Recover or reset USB drive to factory settings or original state.
Make a Casper Persistent File from Windows
Use the Linux persistent USB file creator to make a casper rw persistent file or writable persistence loop file for Ubuntu based distributions. Written for use from within Windows, this tool enables you to quickly create a loopback filesystem image to use for saving and restoring Ubuntu changes while booted from a live USB.
Fat32 Format Large USB
How to Fat32 Format 32GB or Larger USB Flash Drives. When working from within a Windows environment, you will find it is not possible to use the default Windows tools to format larger than 32GB USB hard drives or flash drives with Fat32.
Recover Lost Space on USB Drive
Suddenly missing space on USB drive after a format? You may find that all of the storage space on your USB drive has gone missing after using tools to burn an ISO to USB.
Mount exFAT USB from Linux
Mount exFAT USB from Linux. How to access and use an exFAT formatted USB Flash Drive from within Linux.
Convert Fat32 to NTFS without losing Data
How to Convert Fat32 to NTFS without encountering data loss. It is possible to Convert from a Fat32 filesystem to NTFS without losing data or reformatting.
Testing for USB Boot compatibility
Testing for USB Boot compatibility using a bootable USB tester tool; This segment covers methods to help you check if a computer system BIOS can boot from a USB device. It can be used to determine if the computer can boot a Linux version from a bootable USB.
Create MBR on a USB Flash Drive
Do you need to Create MBR (Master Boot Record) on a USB flash drive? Some USB flash drives are notorious for having problems with corrupted Master Boot Records.
Booting Linux from USB-ZIP on older systems
Booting Linux from USB-ZIP: If you have an older computer system, your BIOS might not support USB-HDD boot. In this case, it may still be possible to boot Linux from USB if your BIOS does list USB-ZIP as a boot option.
Error: Could not find kernel image: Linux
The error message "Could not find kernel image: linux" typically occurs during the boot process of a Linux system, indicating that the bootloader (e.g.
U3 Uninstaller for USB Flash Drive
How to easily Remove the U3 smart software from your USB flash pen drive. "The U3 Uninstaller" application.
