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Turn external devices like USB drives into auto-executable drives

Turn external devices like USB drives into auto-executable drives

Vote: (45 votes)

Program license: Free

Developer: Gocoding

Version: 3.0.0.7

Works under: Windows

Vote:

Program license

(45 votes)

Free

Developer

Version

Gocoding

3.0.0.7

Works under:

Windows

PeToUSB is a simple program designed for Windows that allows users to autoboot programs from pendrives, which usually impossible. It works by formatting USB flashdrives and USB memory discs to make them bootable.

Recalling the fact that this isn't possible under normal circumstances, PeToUSB works by creating a FAT16 partition enabling the device to launch auto-executions for in a Windows OS. One of PeToUSB's advantages is the ability to launch programs even after a major hard drive error has occurred, because it can negate potential obstacles booting from Windows regularly. It's also useful when the user is worried about severe virus infections and needs to run a virus scan without starting windows, in the event that serious problems have occurred or might occur upon start up.

The biggest downfall of PeToUSB is that it doesn't run with all system's BIOS. It's capable of functioning with most modern computers, but there are a few that won't work.

Some computer knowledge is required to make use of this program. Users should know what BIOS are and the basics of computer repair and operation to make the best use out of this program. PeToUSB is a powerful tool in the hands of users who can make use of it, and easy to use for users who have the knowledge necessary to operate it.

Pros:

  • Set up and usage is quick and simple for users with enough amounts of computer knowledge.
  • PeToUSB allows users to boot programs from pendrives.
  • It's a useful tool for dealing with infected computers or computers suffering from hard drive issues or other problems that may not allow it to boot.

Cons:

Unfortunately, PeToUSB does not work with all types of BIOS. Users should check to make sure their computer will support PeToUSB before attempting to use it.