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Hello there.
I have used in the past the Smart Boot manager to boot into my machine that has multiple configurations (windows, linux etc). This works the best for me since I hate overwriting the MBR with Grub as it sometimes leads to problems.
The problem is, I got a laptop (Asus M6N) that obviously doesn't have a floppy and I want to boot from USB.
What can I do to install the smart boot manager (or any other 'smart' boot manager) to my USB stick, without sacrificing it all (the boot manager fits a floppy, I would hate to waste 128 MB) ?
Smart Boot Manager 37 Iso Download Windows 7
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ANY system where you have access to it's console will give you an opportunity to where you can login and see files, run your own browser or copy files. By modifying the BIOS or 'Flash'ing' new BIOS you can override both BIOS protected passwords and reboot from other devices or peripherials...Reboot with any OS you choose and browse NTFS (via http://www.ntfs-linux.com/) or FAT files on their 'secured' hard drive.
Internet Cafe', Public Library and Schools with 'locked' PC's are usually accessible...
If you can MODIFY the BIOS to boot from USB, CD or DVD.
Insert your USB Boot image (ISO). How...See my instructables...
Beginners Background:
The BIOS (Basic Input-Output System) is a small piece of code 'burned' into a EPROM/CMOS (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory). This is the hard coded instructions to 'boot' your PC.
Even 'locking' the BIOS is no longer safe as 'Flash' programs can 'reprogram' most any BIOS. Shorts or restes can 'fry' and many sites offer replacements/swaps.
File systems:
Computers all have files. File systems are the way data is encoded on the hard drive. It's not encrypted nor protected except for EFS or secured shadowed and hidden file systems using triple DES and PGP.
Steps:
Press F2 or F10 as the reboot prompt asks.
Modify as below the 'Boot order'
Insert a CD/DVD or USB boot drive and your in!
(see instructables for ISo images or USB thumb drive)
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