Veertu Import Not a Bootable Disk: A Step-by-Step Guide

When trying to import a Windows image using Veertu, you may encounter an error stating that the disk is not bootable. This issue can be frustrating, especially if you're trying to create a virtual machine (VM) for testing or development purposes.

In this article, we'll explore a step-by-step guide on how to resolve this issue and make your Windows image bootable in Veertu.

Step 1: Convert the Disk to HDD Mode

To begin with, you need to convert the disk to HDD mode using DiskGenius. This tool is capable of converting disks from FDD or ZIP mode to HDD mode, which allows for booting from the disk.

Start by selecting the USB disk and clicking on 'Disk' > 'Convert Boot Mode' > 'Convert To HDD Mode.' If the current disk is working in FDD or ZIP mode, this function can convert it to HDD mode. You'll be prompted to select whether to create a new partition and format the disk.

Step 2: Create a New Partition

Next, you need to create a new partition on the converted disk using DiskGenius. Select the USB disk and click on 'Disk' > 'Convert Boot Mode' > 'Create New Partition.' Choose the file system type and partition size, and then click 'OK' to confirm.

Step 3: Copy DOS System Files

After creating the new partition, you need to copy the DOS system files to it using DiskGenius. Select the USB disk and click on 'Disk' > 'Convert Boot Mode' > 'Copy DOS System Files.' This will transfer the necessary files to the newly created partition.

Step 4: Reinsert the USB Disk

Once the process is complete, reinsert the USB disk into your computer. You should now be able to boot from the disk using Veertu.

In this article, we've explored a step-by-step guide on how to resolve the 'Veertu import not a bootable disk' issue. By converting the disk to HDD mode and creating a new partition, you can make your Windows image bootable in Veertu. Remember to always back up important data before attempting any conversions or changes to your disk.

By following these steps, you'll be able to create a bootable Windows image using Veertu, allowing you to test and develop your applications with ease.