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hi I'm David Harry and in this
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particular video I'm going to be showing
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you how to create a maum boot disc and
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that's going to be using an external USB
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drive now the reason why you might want
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to do this is because you don't want to
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be running macum on Windows and you just
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want to use it as a rescue media disc or
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you want to use it to actually do all
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your actual dis Imaging directly from
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like say the boot prompt and stuff when
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you switch the computer on personally
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it's how I always do it I never do
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imaging with inside windows I always do
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it outside of it so what we're going to
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do here is create a USB like boot dis
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but also the boot dis is also going to
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have a partition on it where you can
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actually you know store your dis images
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as well so it's actually very convenient
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like one dis solution so the one dis
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will Boot and then it will also save the
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actual dis images as well now in order
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to do this you need two bits of software
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so the first one is going to be the mini
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tool Partition Wizard now there's going
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to be links for both of these things
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actually in the the descriptions anyway
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and then also you're obviously going to
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need a reflect as well maum reflect now
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for this particular exercise I'm just
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using the free verion and it's all I've
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ever used because I don't need any of
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the more extensive functionality of the
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like the paid for version I just
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basically want to do simple disc Imaging
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and this is perfect for it and then what
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I'm also using is a like a you know a
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standalone like external USB SSD inside
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a caddy so I'm just using like a little
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128 SSD in the USB case okay so what I'm
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going to do now is crack on and try and
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get through this as quick as I can now
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what what you got to do first of all is
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prep the your USB storage device or your
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USB drive Al sorry another important
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thing to to maybe explain here as well
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is that you can't do this or you can't
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do this particular procedure with a USB
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thumb drive and because windows won't
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allow you to you know use multiple
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partitions on a thumb drive so it has to
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be a hard drive or an SSD inside a case
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okay so what I'm going to do here we're
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going to launch mini tool Partition
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Wizard like I say the this the the link
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for this tool is in the descriptions and
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this is free so what we need to do here
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is prep the drive first so in this list
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of drives that I've got here it's this
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drive here that I'm looking at now at
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the moment this one is actually
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formatted to NTFS so what I'm going to
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do I'm just going to right click on it
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and do delete and then go to the top
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corner there on the left and click apply
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and then we'll allow that to then delete
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the disc and you I would recommend you
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do this with whatever disc that you're
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using and however many partitions may be
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on that disc make sure they're all
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deleted and then we take the disc back
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to a completely empty disc just like
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I've done there then the next thing to
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do is to format the dis so what we're
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going to do is right click and then
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click create now this is really
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important now what you have to select
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here is fat 32 because you need fat 32
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in order for maum later to actually
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install all the boot files and it has to
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do it on fat 82 I think because of the
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ufi BIOS situation and stuff which
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requires a fat 32 bios at the start of
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the disc so basically format the entire
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disc to Fat 32 so I'm going to okay that
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then again go to the top left corner
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here click apply say
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yes and then that's just going to take a
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few seconds to do that so as you can see
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see there it's effectively just
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formatted the whole disc I mean at the
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end there you'll see it says 8 megabytes
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on allocated don't worry about that so
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at the moment we've got a disc which has
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got 118 gabt completely formatted to Fat
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82 obviously this will be a different
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size on your disc and you know this is
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just only 118 because of the size of the
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disc that I'm using so now what we need
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to do is launch reflect and like I say
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I'm using the free version because the
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functionality of like the later or the
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paid for versions I don't need them
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myself personally so this one does
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exactly what I need it to do and if all
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you're doing is wanting to create and
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store and then reinstall dis images it's
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all you need as well okay so once maum
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reflect is launched go to here at the
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taskbar where it says other tasks so
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click on that and then just come down to
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where it says create rescue media click
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on that now what's going to happen here
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I've already had certain things
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installed in this so this kind of
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updated itself to whatever version of
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like Windows PE that it needed to put on
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and certain other install files so this
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is going to go through quite quickly but
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it may be the case that if you've put a
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fresh install of reflect on it's going
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to go away and want to download a bunch
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of like extra files to do with the you
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know the PE the windows PE version that
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it needs to use so don't worry about
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that you just download it and then once
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you know you're there kind of continue
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at the stage where I'm at now so then
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what we do we click next and then this
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is just telling us the various things
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that is going to be installed within the
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the windows PE version these like
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drivers based basic driver so it can
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communicate with certain things on the
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the computer's motherboards and stuff
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like that so don't worry about that
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click
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next and then from here um what I'm
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going to do is create like the the
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actual boot partition now now as you can
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see here I've selected
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32bit now what it is you'll get the
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option when you go through it to do
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either a 64-bit version of PE or a 32bit
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version of PE now I'm using 32bit only
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because I'm going to be using this boot
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disc on some really old computers which
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can't understand the 64bit uh boot
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loader or anything like that um and
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other thing is as well if you do it on
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32bit Modern computers which is 64-bit
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will read the 32bit bootloader or the
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32bit partitioning so you're dead safe
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with 32 bit it'll work on 32 and 64 it's
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just in my particular case here if I was
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to have gone to 64bit I couldn't use it
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on some of the the the older laptops
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that I use okay so down here it says
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it's a USB device that's fine and that's
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the device that we've just formatted to
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Fat 32 okay now what I'm going to do
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here is click on here and it says enable
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multibot MBR ufi USB support now the
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reason why I'm doing that is because
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then this boot partition will actually
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be recognized by modern ufi computers
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and older just standard Legacy BIOS
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computers as well so basically I'm in
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32bit and I'm giving it MB and UEFI
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support so effectively there wouldn't
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really be much that this disc wouldn't
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you know boot into okay so from here now
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just click finish and then what it's
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going to do it's going to go away build
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all these things up and then like write
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them to the disc and whatnot and then
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it's done so there we go so say there
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yes okay now it's saying here Windows PE
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USB rescue meter successfully created
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please boot this new Rescue media to
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ensure it works okay well we're not
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going to boot it straight away because
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we're gonna have to do something else to
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the dis okay so what I'm going to do now
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I'm going to exit
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macrium and then I'll go back to mini
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tool so how we look in mini tool here we
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can see this single partition and what
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what that is that's now just got like a
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small amount of data on it to do with
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Windows PE and macum so now what we're
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going to do is reduce the size of that
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partition so if we right click on it and
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then we'll go move resize and then what
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you do you just literally grab the arrow
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at the end and and drag it down now I'm
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going to drag it as low as it'll go so
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it's saying there 35 of a gigabyte now
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the reason why I'm doing this is because
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I want to have the macrium partition as
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small as it can be and then free up the
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rest of the disc so I can reuse the rest
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of the disc okay so I'm going to click
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okay there and then again click on apply
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and then click click yes now the thing
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is with this and this this is saying
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it's going to only be like 360 megabytes
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in size or something after it's dumble
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that's fine because what happens is with
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that particular partition it never gets
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bigger anyway in the future So you
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you're fine to like pull that right down
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to the smallest size that it can be okay
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so that's all fine now and then what
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we're going to do here is unallocated
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which is a the big huge space now left
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on the disc we're going to we're going
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to now for format there so that we can
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actually use that to store our images on
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so one partition will boot the disc and
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then the other partition will'll use for
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storing the actual disk images so I'm
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going to do here is right click and
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click create now you know you can do a
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number of different formats here but
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what I'm going to use is xat now the
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reason why I'm going to use xat is
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because I can then put this disc into a
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lot of different things say like a Mac
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or something like that because as well
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as it being um you know able to boot
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into macrium and then to store the
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images if you've got like a large space
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here and it's like way bigger than your
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macum images you might as well use the
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rest of the disc for storage for other
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things as well and just for the sake of
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compatibility and being able to write
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back to the disc properly xat will allow
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you to kind of use on as many platforms
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as possible and have full access to the
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disk and also you won't have single file
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size issues you know single single file
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size problems with X fat either if you
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enter fat 82 or something like that you
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then got limitations on like single file
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sizes which would get in the way for our
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maum images as well but like I say xat I
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use it because it can be red and right
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to by a lot of different operating
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systems so that's cool so I'm going to
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click okay on that and then again go to
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the left click apply and we'll let that
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go off and make that make that partition
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up okay so it's done its job so what I'm
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going to do now I'm just going to go
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into let's see Explorer soorry not
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explor we're just going to go looking at
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me drives now as we can see here I've
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now got a drive F and a drive G well
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what it is here drive f is actually our
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maum boot loader and all the PE files
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which are necessary to run the macum
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from the boot
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and then we've now got a nice big Blank
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Space where we can then start putting
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our dis images into now the other thing
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that I do at this point sometimes it
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it's if you're not careful you can you
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know you can end up wiping some of these
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files out and make it useless so now
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what we're going to do we're going to
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hide this partition so as you can see
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here right now we've got an F partition
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and a g partition both of them are off
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the same drive but what I'm going to do
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just for security and cuz I don't I know
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if you like me but sometimes I I don't
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even look sometimes at what I'm doing
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and I end up pulling files or deleting
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files and then it starts end up cry in
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my eyes out cuz I've done something
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stupid so what I'm going to do here I'm
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going to make this partition invisible
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so what we do go back to the mini tool
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and then if we go and click on the ma
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and boot partition here right click and
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then we've got a function here that says
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hide partition so click that and then
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again go to the left click apply and
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then what this is going to do this takes
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a little while but what it's going to do
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it's going to like do something to this
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um to this partition in order so that
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Windows can't see it and which then
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stops us from accidentally wiping it out
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or moving files to and from it or
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deleting files um I'm not entirely sure
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whether it makes it invisible to like
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Linux or Mac or you know anything like
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that but you know for the vast majority
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of my particular usage going to be on
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the windows and it just gives me that
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extra little level of protection as well
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okay like I said this this particular
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part takes a little while to do I mean I
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want a fairly fast system and it and it
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still takes a while so there we go it's
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done it so okay that now if we go back
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and have a look hey can't see it anymore
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so that's really good because it just
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means that we can't go wiping it out so
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as we now see is the main partition
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which we can then put anything in so now
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what I'm going to do I'm going to switch
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the computer down and switch to me
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camera and what I'm what I'll do I'll
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show you the um the disc now booting
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into two diff two or three different
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machines one will be my main workstation
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which has got a ufi bios on and then the
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other one's going to be an old Legacy
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like Netbook thing as well so if you
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just bear with us a second I'll just
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I'll just boot down and switch to me
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camera and I'll show you it actually
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working now
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okay so what I've done here I've I'm
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going to boot into one of my old little
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netbooks and as you can see there's my
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little SSD external USB SSD that we've
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just created all the maum stuff on so
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I'm going to boot this up and then what
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I've got to do here I'm going to hit F12
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because on this particular machine what
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this does it goes to the drive selection
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for the booton this will be different on
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different machines but it just happens
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to be F12 on this and then that's the
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drive that I want so I'll hit enter Then
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what's going to happen now the computer
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is going to start pulling the files off
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the boot off the boot partition for
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macum and windows PE and it it might
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look like it's going to like be stolen
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and stuff don't worry about it it takes
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a little bit of time and I'm not going
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to rush through this I'll let this do it
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in real time just so you know yourself
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that it does take a little while for
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these things to boot in and the reason
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why we're able to boot this is because
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we did use the 32bit version of Windows
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PE now what Windows PE is is a very very
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strip down version of Windows operating
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system which then people use to like to
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to install s their own programs in to
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get their programs running on under a
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very minimal Windows you know background
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and stuff so basically this is just
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booting in now as you can see here free
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edition 32bit win
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PE and also because we we put it in NBR
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legacy mode as well as ufi so it will
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dual boot onto ufi and all Al Legacy
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devices like this one so as you can see
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there we're right into the actual macum
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interface so from here we can either to
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go saving images or restoring images so
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I'll show you to do it on another
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machine okay so here's another computer
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that I'll use to boot up with and this
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one's a little bit more modern and this
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one will either be ufi or in legacy mode
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and as we can see there's our little USB
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boot disc so I'll switch
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on and then on this particular one it's
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um
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F9 I hope yeah F9 to get to my boot menu
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sorry well only drive options and then
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what I'll do I'll just scroll down here
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to to U that drive because that's the
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drive that I need to boot from in this
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particular instance this is attributing
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Legacy although it could do ufi for
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forer two so again I'll hit enter on
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that now this one might boot a little
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faster uh the other thing withth noting
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here as well is that although this
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machine will do both from Legacy or ufi
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is actually a 64-bit machine and as you
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can see it's booting fine off a 32bit
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verion of the image for WIP and Mum so
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there we go that should get in
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soon yay there we have it okay as you
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can see there Windows 32 although it is
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a 64-bit machine and there we go we're
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straight into the actual um you know
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into the Maan menu there okay so I'll
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just do one more machine now as well
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which is going to be a Workstation so
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for the third example what I'm going to
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do is use a 64-bit workstation which is
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in UEFI mode so I'm going to do is break
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into the boot menu here with
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F12 and then what I'll do I'll go down
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to UEFI there that asmt is the name of
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the drive as you seen earlier on with
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the other two but but this time we're
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telling it to boot UEFI and don't forget
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this is 32bit but it's a 64-bit machine
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so we'll click that and then this should
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it'll pause a little bit like the others
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did and then it'll get into it but
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what's important to note here is that
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this is in ufi mode and it's also a
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32bit version booting on a 64bit machine
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so here we go it's booting back in
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now yay there we go maing reflect and as
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you can see there's 2bit winp booting on
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a 64bit ufi uh bios
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let me just let this get in and settle
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down there we go so as you seeing here
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that's on three different machines I
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know that's been a bit boring you know
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showing three different machines but
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it's just to show that it it actually
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boots on basically anything okay so I
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hope you found this video interesting
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and if you know hopefully it's helped
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people as well to understand how to one
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make the disc and how to use it to boot
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from it as well and if you're interested
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in Saving images and retrieving images
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and whatnot using the boot disc if you
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check the links below or if you're on
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Windows or certain other platforms
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there'll be popups appear on the screen
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here as well to show you another video
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where I'll show you how to do that as
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well and yeah if you like this video
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maybe take a look at some of my other
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stuff on my channel maybe subscribe or
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whatnot but anyway thanks very much for
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watching my video take care goodbye now
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