Usb programs and games

This takes you to the download page for the PortableApps installer. The download will begin automatically. All a few minutes for it to start. Double-click the PortableApps Setup file in your Downloads folder or web browser. Select your language and click Ok. Click Next. Click I Agree. Select "New Install" and click Next. Select "Portable" and click Next. Select your USB drive and click Next. Click Install.

Click Finish. Open the USB drive on your web browser. Click the "Start. This opens starts the PortableApps Platform. Install your desired portable apps to your USB flash drive. Some apps may have some additional installation steps.

Follow the installation guide to complete the installation. Use the following steps to install apps on your USB drive: Click the checkbox next to the apps you want to install. Run a portable app from your flash drive. Then open the folder for the app you want to open. Double-click the app you want to open. Method 2. And then we will have to confirm that we know what we are going to do, that we are installing a full operating system on our PC and that, if we are not careful, we can overwrite our main system.

Before we can start with the installation as such we will have to create partitions. If the FreeDOS wizard detects a correct partition scheme, it will let us continue with the installation.

Otherwise we will see a message like the following one where it will ask us to create the partition table. The wizard will take care of partitions on the hard disk alone and, when finished, it will ask us to restart the computer. We restart the PC and start the wizard again following the previous steps.

At the point where it told us that the drive had no partitions, now it will tell us that it is not formatted. We chose the first option to let the program take care of everything. Now we will see a summary with the new data of the partition. And we can continue with the installation. Press Left until you see "Network installation" appear between the brackets.

Start the installation. Press A to begin installing the IOS installer. This will move you to the next part of the installation. Select another IOS version. Select another slot. Use the network installer. Select "Network installation" and press A as you did with the last installer, then wait for the installation to complete.

Press any button when prompted, then press the B button. This will restart your Wii. When it finishes restarting, you'll be able to proceed. Part 6. Navigate to the next page of the Homebrew Channel. Press the Right arrow on your Wii remote's D-pad to do so.

Select WAD Manager. It's the second option on this page. Doing so will start up the WAD Manager installer. This agrees to the terms of use. Select "IOS" to load. Disable the emulator. Select "Disable" in between the brackets and press A. Select your SD card. Doing so brings up a list of the files on the SD card that you inserted earlier.

Scroll down and select WAD. It's near the bottom of the screen. Select the USB loader. Install the WAD Manager. Press A when prompted to do so. This will restart the Wii. Once the Wii finishes restarting, you'll be back on the second page of the Homebrew Channel. Part 7. Pressing it brings up the Home menu. Select Shutdown. It's at the bottom of the menu. Your Wii will power down. It's best to wait until your Wii fully powers down before proceeding.

Plug your flash drive into your Wii. The flash drive should plug into a USB port at the back of the Wii. Turn back on your Wii. Press your Wii's power button to do so. It's next to the Homebrew Channel. Select Start. This process will take several minutes, especially the first time you run the program. Insert a game. Place in the Wii the disc for a game that you want to back up to the USB flash drive.

Select Install when prompted. The program will begin reading the contents of the disc. Select OK when prompted. Doing so will prompt your Wii to begin burning the disc onto the USB flash drive.

This process will take quite some time, and the burning progress bar may appear to freeze at multiple points. Do not remove your USB drive or restart your Wii if this happens. This will complete the burning process. At this point, you can eject the game disc from the Wii. Play your game. Click the game's name, then click the spinning disc icon in the middle of the window. This will launch the game. If the Wii is stuck on the black screen, your console may have crashed.

If you cannot force a shutdown, the only way is to unplug the Wii's power. If the screen goes black and returns to the Wii menu, you'll need to install a cIOS. Not Helpful 4 Helpful Yes, you should skip that step as you already hacked it and already can install homebrew apps. Not Helpful 2 Helpful 9. Not Helpful 9 Helpful 7. Is it necessary that I format the SD card after installing the homebrew channel? After homebew is installed, you only need to delete the files on your SD card.

Formatting the card is not required. Not Helpful 4 Helpful 9. If you are looking for a free and fast bootable USB creator then give Rufus a try. If you are a Windows user and the only requirement is to create a bootable USB drive for Windows, then the official tool is for you.

What makes the tool special is its ease of use. As easy and good the tool sounds, it lacks any advanced customizations whatsoever. For instance, you cannot change the file system or partition scheme.

You cannot even create extended labels or check for bad blocks. Etcher is the new kid on the block and the easiest to use bootable software in this list. The main reason to build Etcher was to escape the complexity of selecting multiple options and settings with different Operating-system. Be it Linux or Windows, special antivirus rescue drives, security, and penetration testing drives, or other low-level bootable drives.

Unlike other software, the best thing about Universal USB Installer is that you can select the operating system from the drop-down menu.

Now, as per the selection, it will create bootable media with appropriate settings. For instance, if you want to create a bootable Ubuntu USB drive then you have to first select Ubuntu from the drop-down menu.

Further, the software will handle all the complexities of making directories, boot partition, etc. In case you are wondering, the persistence storage allows you to backup, store and access persistence data like system settings, application backups, bookmarks, etc.