Create Drive Medic Emergency CD

Select CD Writer

Overview of Create Drive Medic Emergency CD wizard

To create a Drive Medic bootable disk with this wizard, you will need a blank CD (recordable or rewritable) and a computer with a writable CD/DVD drive.

The first screen displays the writable CD-ROM drives connected to your computer. Select the appropriate CD writer from the list.

If you want to set a volume label or write speed, click More options; the following fields display:

• Volume Label. Name the CD. The default name is IOLO_DRIVEMEDIC. More on volume labels:

  A volume label can contain up to 32 characters for NTFS volumes, up to 11 characters for FAT volumes, and it can include spaces but no tabs.

   

  FAT volume labels cannot contain any of the following characters:

  * ? / \ | . , ; : + = [ ] < > "

   

  This limitation does not apply to NTFS volumes.

   

  For FAT volumes, volume labels are stored as uppercase regardless of whether they contain lowercase letters. NTFS volume labels retain and display the case used when the label was created.

   

  If you are not sure whether your volume is FAT or NTFS, follow the FAT guidelines, which are more restrictive.

   

  Source: Microsoft.com

• Write Speed. Select a write speed from the list; the options range from 4x to 48x. More on write speeds:

  Make sure that you don't pick an option that is faster than the capability of your media. If you are unsure, pick one of the slower speeds.

When you have made your selection, click Next. On the final, Create Bootable CD screen, the wizard creates the bootable CD.