You should check with your computer vendor's technical support facility if you are unable to determine how to configure your system to boot from a diskette.
This generally requires pressing or when prompted. Immediately after powering up the system, you should see instructions on the screen for entering the BIOS setup configuration. If your system continues to boot your regular operating system, you may need to enable diskette booting in your system's BIOS, or change the boot order to place your system's diskette drive before any hard disk drives. The FreeDOS operating system will start and automatically run SpinRite. Leave the diskette in the drive and restart your computer to boot from the diskette instead of from the system's hard drive. The diskette will be formatted, written, and verified with all of the files required to boot and run SpinRite. Place any standard, non-write protected, 1.44 mb, 3.5 inch diskette into your system's A: drive, then click the "Create Boot Diskette" button below. So, I'm improvising.įor most users, the simplest way to run SpinRite is from a boot diskette created by this program: Tried to put this in a CODE section and it didn't work. But, here's part of the text that popped up when I ran the program in Windows 7. If anyone reading this doesn't know, SpinRite is commercial copyrighted software and it's serialized to the owner. I don't know if I've ever tried the latter.
#Spinrite 6 iso install
It speaks of how to install SpinRite on diskette, CD, or other media like a USB stick. I decided to copy this text from the box that pops up when I run SPINRITE.EXE in Windows 7. This thread piqued my interest and strained my memory to remember how I did this a decade ago.
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