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Click ok to start creating the data file. The maximum size you can allot is 4GB (as per FAT32, ext3 largest file size limitation). Select partition type ext3 and select root directory of phoenix os. Click create new, and save the file as data.img and allot desired size.Open the folder and run TopoResize file.Download Win image maker tool, extract it on your desktop.You’re done, now just stair the screen for about 10 minutes, litrelly it takes time. Select a new file, slider all the across to 4090MB and go with an ext3 file type. Get this tool, extract and fire it on your computer. To overcome this issue, a simple approach is to create data.img file and save it to Phoenix OS/ROC USB root directory. Next boot apparently a fresh-install of any given operating system, erasing everything as soon as you shut it down. The fundamental theory is you boot any operating system from a USB, shut it down. Turn Phoenix OS bootable USB into Persistence In the box that appears, choose FAT32 or NTFS as the file system and click “Restore device Defaults” and tick Quick Format box.Ģ.Right click on the USB Drive and select Format option from the context menu.

Open MY PC by press Windows + E button.

For better results connect to a USB 3.0 Port.

Plug the USB drive into a free USB port on your computer.

Choose the Phoenix OS ROC ISO downloaded previously.įormat the USB Drive (If things goes wrong).

Leave all options to as it is, chooses GPT in target system if your computer uses forced UEFI scheme.

Click the “ SELECT” button in the application and navigate to the Phoenix OS ISO file.

Select the drive letter in Rufus application to make sure the drive letter is the same as the one for your USB drive.

Double-click to open Rufus Application from your Desktop.

Plug the USB drive into a free USB port on your computer.

*Open the Phoenix OS ROC zip file, and take out the ISO file. Since NTFS and GPT scheme doesn’t work you should stick with MBR and GPT with FAT32. Things to remember here: If you make FAT32 type bootable media you can create up to 4GB user storage which is enough for games like PUBG and other.

Click Start and wait for the process to finish.

When asked select Write in ISO image mode for better compatibility.

Select the ISO file to burn on the USB drive.

TO create bootable USB drive of Phoenix OS you’ll require to follow the steps. The process to create USB Drive is the same for each version.

Most likely your computer will support the 64-bit version however, choose 32-bit variant if your computer is older and have less then 2GB of RAM. You can choose either the 64-bit or 32-bit version. Download the latest version of Phoenix OS .