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How do you make an SD card bootable on Vista?
Edit: I thought there were certain procedures I had to set up besides the normal set BIOS to boot from drive thing..
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- tsetaergLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Most modern motherboard can boot from a USB flash drive because it can recognize the USB flash drive as an external removable drive
I don't think BIOS can recognize your SD card as a bootable medium though.
[Edit]
Try booting from your SD card using a SD-to-USB adapter
See if your BIOS recognizes it as a bootable medium
- Phillip BLv 61 decade ago
It's the hardware, not Vista, that you need to set-up:
Have you got the SD card slot in the BIOS boot sequence?
If not, when you switch on, you need to interrupt the normal boot-up by hitting (normally) one of the function keys. If you're quick you might see a message telling you which key to hit. Otherwise trial-and-error or search online including your make of PC.
Once you're in the BIOS it's quite obvious what you need to do.
Source(s): Several members of my local Linux group use SD cards with various distributions of Linux on them with various netbooks. They don't have any trouble.
