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As with any job or skill that we want to master we should acquire some decent tools of the trade and the knowledge to use them.
To turn an ISO file into a bootable CD or DVD we have to do more than just burn that single file to disc.
Make a USB or SD device we can use to install Windows, or run software and specialist utilities, or even boot to and run an entire operating system.
Only Windows-8 Enterprise Edition can natively boot from a USB drive, but here is a way to get any version of Win8 installed to and then booting from a USB connected hard drive.
If you don't have the Enterprise Edition of Win-8 then here is a way you can make your own Windows To Go USB or SD flash drive using any version of Windows 8/8.1
Rather than auto-download the same Windows updates perhaps numerous times we can get them only once and pass them along to our other installs and clones.
If we want to avoid untimely distractions and possible new version issues then we can get the stand-alone installer to use and reuse where and when we want.
Rather than let all our Windows installs download the same Java update we can get a reusable installer to test and install as many times as we need.
Tech Tutorials
Our tech tutorials are where possible written in plain language and most are more than accessible to the average layperson. A few may however get a little more detailed and require some pre-knowledge or further reading before some people will be fully able to follow along.
The Windows Auto-Startup repair feature may fix some signature problems, but if it can't be used or it fails, then there are ways we can do it ourselves.
Everything you may want and need to know about the purpose and location of hard drive disk signatures and how to manually change them.
The cause and purpose of a Disk Signature collision warning and why the simple way to resolve it may cause you other problems.
Cloning and imaging Windows to a new partition can result in boot problems when drive letters are changed and Windows can no longer find itself.
Changed drive letter assignments that stop Windows from booting can be corrected in the registry key of MountedDevices by running regedit from a different location.
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