As well as offering Thin Client hardware for RDP or ICA sessions, iGel also offer a linux Thin Client which will run on most hardware platforms (if the hardware is not too recent). You can install the iGel linux OS (which they call ‘Firmware’) from a USB flash drive onto your tired old PC. iGel […]

If you need to boot a computer to DOS to flash the BIOS or perform some other task under DOS such as formatting a hard disk or running a DOS-based recovery program, here is how to do it. CREATE A STANDARD FREEDOS BOOTABLE USB DRIVE 1. Download and install RMPrepUSB v2.1.622 or later 2. Insert

You can make an Easy2Boot multiboot USB drive – just rename the ISO to .isowinv and add it! For full Hirens functionality (DOS apps, etc.), convert the ISO to a FAT32 .imgPTN file. See also Tutorial 29 – boot Hiren’s v15.2 from ISO For booting Hirens 9.5 (DOS-based Hirens ISOs) see Tutorial 116 – for

Introduction If you are having problems getting rid of viruses on your computer, the first thing to do is boot to Safe Mode and run your Antivirus scanner. If this fails to find or clear the problem, then you may need to boot to a different Operating System (e.g. linux) and scan all the partitions

NEWS! The ZM-VE350 USB 3.0 version is now available which I would recommend if you are going to buy one, as it should be much faster even on a USB 2 port! MORE NEWS! The ZM-VE400 USB 3.0 version with disk encryption is now available! This prevents anyone from accessing the files on your drive

INTRODUCTION Using WinImage you can create and edit a bootable floppy disk image. Floppy disk image files usually have the extension .ima or .img and are byte-for-byte copies of all sectors of the entire floppy disk. These floppy disk image files are useful for using with grub4dos and are also used in many of the

New (26 April 2011): Windows Repair feature now included (please use new Winiso_ImDisk_32a.zip file in Beta Downloads section)! New (23 June 2011): Universal menu added which lets the user pick any iso file. Can now have the ISO folder on any hard drive instead of the boot drive. See also new Tutorial #43 which is

ATTENTION: NEW TUTORIAL #32 IS EASIER AND QUICKER TO SET UP AND USE! INTRODUCTION This tutorial will show you how to have a bootable USB drive (flash drive or HDD) which can contain any number of Vista, Win 7, Server 2008 or later Installation DVDs (both 32-bit and 64-bit) and boot from any one of

If you want to make a USB Flash drive that can install Windows 7 32/64bit, XP Home and Pro, Vista 32/64bit and W2K8R2 see Tutorial #63 which combines this tutorial and Tutorial #43 into one! Note: This method may not work work on some non-Intel chipset systems. The main advantage of this method however is

You can also try Easy2Boot multiboot USB drive – just rename the ISO to .isowinv and most Hirens functions should work! For full Hirens functionality (with DOS apps, etc.), convert the ISO to a FAT32 .imgPTN file. Please note: a more recent Windows 10 PE-based version (HBCD-PE x64) is now available here which supports both