Windows 10: Bootloader by USB cable through phone

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Writing unique bootloaders to usb flash key?

Hey TPU,
in the past ive had no trouble using the hp format utility to write boot loaders to a flash key, set the partition as active, ect.
I've recently been fiddling around with Vista boot pro to get certain Vista pe boot disks converted over to a usb key working. (trick here is to do it on a vista pc)
All has been well, but what I would like to have a bootable usb key that doesnt use an ordinary DOS/XP/Vista bootloader and I can't seem to find a way to go about doing it.
Ultimately I would like to have one of the Memtest86 cd iso's booting off one of my keys and the bootloader isn't an ordinary one.
A few ideas ive had is writing a grub bootloader to the key then writing the grub to boot the iso file saved on the key. but don't know if this will work (advice, has someone done it successfully?)
The other idea is to extract the iso to the key but then im stumped on how to get the iso9660 bootloader written from the iso to the flash key. (can't find a utility to do it, all forums related seem to fail from what ive googled so far)
If anyones got some advice or suggestions, the feedback will be apreciated *Smile

 

Having trouble connecting to windows phone with USB Cable

If your phone isn't showing up under Device Manager, there's a short list of things that could be the problem. Either the phone, the cable, or something on your PC isn't cooperating. The easiest way to know if it's the phone is to try syncing on a different
PC. You'll also want to try a different USB cable, ensuring its a USB data cable and not just a charging cable. If none of that works, something is wrong with the phone.

If it works fine on a different PC, its something with your computer that's the problem. Trying multiple USB ports (ones on the back of the tower, if possible) is always recommended. You'll also want to try using a different Windows profile, to make sure
its not something with your profile that is causing this. Here's a page with steps on how to make a new profile:

Create a user account in Windows - Microsoft Support

If you continue having issues after that, I recommend reaching out to Windows support to see what might be going on.

Regards,

 

Disconnecting usb cable from N70

You could also try these steps before unplugging your usb cable from your pc:

1. click the safely remove hardware (green arrow pointing down) found on the right portion of the taskbar.

2. select the usb cable

3. then click stop (once you click stop, it informs you that you could now safely remove your usb cable from your pc.)

As for unhooking your N70 from the usb cable, the suggestion from previous messages is the best way which is by gently bending it downwards.

Hope this helps.