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Right now, I'm weighing whether to start studying for the CCNA or Juniper's.There are also several applications available to create a multiboot USB on Windows or Linux, such as YUMI, WinSetupFromUSB, MultiSystem. After that, I face the question of what my next learning quest should be. I earned my A+ in August and am deep into studying for my Net+ with the hope of earning it by year's end.

JNCIA or CCNA - seems obvious, but is it? Networking.

So now I am curious to know how my fellow IT pros incentivise/encourage/ensure that the hardware they allocate users is looked after. Recently consulted for a firm that seemingly has no repercussions or procedure for user damage to their IT assets.

How do you make sure user's look after their hardware? Best Practices & General IT.

Luckily, that is the foundation of the Spiceworks Community, technology p.

Today is Do Something Nice Day, which is observed annually on October 5th to encourage everyone to do something nice for someone else.

Snap! ProxyNotShell, Micron's Megafab, drinking coffee, buying software, & more Spiceworks Originals.

We "traditionally" run network cable drops to each client location throughout the warehouse building. My company uses Cisco (changing to Aruba) managed switches and structured VLANs in our network.

Unmanaged switch on Managed Network - reasons not to? Networking.

Hopefully you should boot straight into DBAN.īonus Tip: In some cases DBAN may wipe the flash drive it rests on as well, so if you do not want it to be wiped be sure to pull it out at the right moment. Consult your motherboard/laptop manufacturers for instruction. Step 6.1.1: In some systems, instead of selecting between UEFI and BIOS boot modes in UEFI itself, you may need to boot into BIOS directly. Apparently DBAN cannot be booted properly from UEFI. This is the culprit that made my last attempt in the question fail. Step 6.1: In the boot order section, select the boot mode to be "Legacy" (it may be "BIOS" on your screen). Step 5.4: Do not select the option that asks you if you want Universal USB Installer to format the flash drive for you. Step 5.3: Select your flash drive as the burning target.

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Step 5.2: Browse and select the previously downloaded DBAN ISO file as the source image. Step 5.1: Choose DBAN among the lists of available options. Step 4.1.2: Choose FAT as the file system. But since DBAN's ISO file is less than 20MB in size, there is no reason not to be safe. My knowledge is that a FAT-fomatted (FAT-16, to be specific) disk on Windows can hold a maximum of 4GB of data, with single file limited at 2GB. Step 4.1.1: In the wizard that appears, choose a volume smaller 2048MB. Right click on the unallocated space and click "create new simple volume". It should have its entire space unallocated. Step 4.1: Find your flash disk in the section below. But I have no advanced knowledge of diskpart so I prefer to use GUI whenever possible). (You should be able to do the same thing with diskpart. This cleans the selected disk of its partition and format. Step 3.4: Before you proceed, please ascertain that you have chosen the correct flash drive and have no desirable data on it. This lists the detail of the currently selected disk. Step 3.3.1: Type detail disk and hit enter. This selects your flash drive as the target to operate on. Step 3.3: Type select disk # and hit enter, where # is number of your flash drive (see step 3.2.1). Step 3.2.1: Look for your flash drive (look for its size) and keep note of its number. This lists all disks (including your flash drive). But in my case Disk Management refused to let me delete the volume of my flash disk. You may be able to do the same thing with Disk Management.

Step 3: Run Command Prompt as administrator.

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Step 2: Download Universal USB Installer from. Step 1: Download DBAN (Darik's Boot and Nuke)'s ISO file from SourceForge. Here is the solution that worked for me, tested on a Windows laptop with UEFI and a 64GB USB flash drive.