start Dinc how you can make it "bootable" ("bootable" in English) a USB key. This will subsequently be installed genuine operating systems within it, or simply start a DOS session allowing for maintenance or emergency response (eg, the recovery of important files and folders) on your PC.
The first thing to check is to ensure that the motherboard's BIOS supports booting from USB drives. By accessing the BIOS setup window (usually just press the Delete key repeatedly at startup of the personal computer), bring in the section "Advanced BIOS Settings". Here, you should find the words "1st boot device" or something similar (depending on the BIOS version in use): This option allows you to choose which storage device (removable or fixed) must be started first. Check if, among the possible choices, there is the option "USB RMD-FDD", "USB ZIP" or "USB FLOPPY", in which case you will be able to boot the system even from your USB stick.
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