Bootable Rescue Media

To create the "Bootable Rescue Media" all I did was to run the True Image program and then selected "Create Bootable Rescue Media"

 

Have you tried the rescue CD in another computer?

 

Alexey,

I'm back after few months. I tried what you suggested in message #5:
- Disabled the USB legacy support in BIOS settings
- Connected USB devices directly to my PC (got rid of USB hub)

Now I can start ATI from the Bootable Rescue Media (version 9.0 build 2302).

Belated thanks for your help.

 

Ahhhh ... USB giving TI hiccups again!!! When will it get solved!!!

 

You really need to updgrade to B2337. Uninstall B2302 and then install B2337 and make a new rescue CD with B2337. 2302 is very old and is not as stable as B2337.

 

Hey guys I was checking out your problem with the bootable media. My friend also had the same problem as well and I fixed it. What I did was:

1. Create bootable media and select .iso file as media type.
2. Open created .iso file with Magiciso or UltraIso or the like.
3. Move a copy of the files from the subfolder to the root of the disk so the files will be in both the root and the subfolder.
4. Save the new .iso file

The reason I used Magiciso is to keep the bootable nature of the disk intact. The new structure of my disk has copies of the files in the folder as well as in the root directory so it boots. The person in an earlier post gave me the hint when he said the floppies worked but the CD didn't.