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Learner Activity Sheets
Quarter 1, Week No. 4
Title: Creating a Bootable Device
First Edition, 2021
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Reviewers:Vilma L. Gorgonio, Ph.D. Jessa May C. Antonio

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WEEKLY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS
CSS 11, Quarter 1, Week 4
CREATING A BOOTABLE DEVICE
Name: ___________________________________________ Section: ____________________
I. LEARNING OBJECTIVE
Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer instruction.

TLE_IACSS9-12ICCS-If-j-29
Subtasks:
1. Explain the meaning of a bootable device and its process.
2. Appreciate the importance of a bootable device.
3. Create a bootable device.
Time Allotment: 8 hours
II. KEY CONCEPTS
Definition of terms:
USB – Universal Serial Bus
OS – Operating System
GB – Gigabyte
FAT – File Allocation Table
NTFS – New Technology File System
A boot/bootable device is any piece of hardware containing the files required for a computer to
start. For example, a hard drive, floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive, DVD drive, and USB flash drive
are all considered bootable devices. However, unless the necessary boot files are stored on the
drive, diskette, or disc, the computer cannot boot from that device.
When installing a new operating system, troubleshooting the computer, booting from another drive
(e.g., USB flash drive, CD-ROM drive) or running a Live OS, a bootable disc or setup disc is
inserted. If the boot sequence is set up correctly, the contents of the bootable disc are loaded.
USB boot is the process of using a USB storage device to boot or start a computer's operating
system rather than the standard/native hard disk or the CD drive.
To boot (as a verb; also "to boot up") a computer is to load an operating system into

the computer's main memory.
Materials to be prepared in creating a bootable USB:
 USB Flash Drive (8GB capacity or above)

 Clean / virus-free computer unit
 ISO image file of your desired operating system (Note: in the NC 2 assessment proper,
Windows Server Operating System is the required OS loaded in the bootable device)
 WinSetupFromUSB software (Free download in their website
www.winsetupfromusb.com/downloads)
III. GUIDED PRACTICE

Directions: Perform the procedure in creating a bootable USB using the WinSetupFromUSB
software. Follow the steps provided and accomplish the checklist. Copy the checklist on a separate
sheet of paper.
Procedure in creating a bootable USB using WinSetupFromUSB software

1. Locate the downloaded WinSetupFromUSB 7zip file (usually located in the Downloads folder).
Run (double-click) the file to extract
2. Click the “…” button to browse the location where you want the files to be extracted.
3. After extraction, you may navigate the files and you will see something like this:
4. Right-click WinSetupFromUSB_1-7.exe then select “Run as Administrator” if the type of your

OS is 32-bit otherwise, run WinSetupFromUSB_1-7_x64.exe for 64-bit computer system.
To check your OS type: right-click My Computer, choose properties, x86 indicates a 32-bit OS
while x64 is 64-bit.
5. The interface of WinSetupFromUSB
6. Insert a USB flash drive and wait until WinSetupFromUSB detects it. Proceed to the next step
once detected.
7. Check the option “Autoformat it with FBinst”
8. Choose a file system according to the OS that you will load into the USB;
NTFS is recommended for flashdrives with 16GB and above memory capacity and this file
system suits Windows OS while FAT32 is for below 16GB memory capacity flashdrives, in
addition, this file system is well-suited for Linux OS distributions.
9. Click the checkbox on what OS you would want to load into the USB.
10. Browse the ISO file of the OS.
11. Click the “GO” button to start creating your bootable USB.
It will then warn that the process will delete all the files in the USB flash drive so better make sure
to back-up all the important files before proceeding.
Wait until a pop-up notification “Job Done” will appear and you’re all done!
Creating a bootable USB Checklist

Procedure
IV. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE
Activity 1. Crossword Puzzle
Directions: Study the crossword puzzle in Figure 1 and answer the given questions.
Write your answer after the question.
Guide Questions
Across
2. File system for Windows OS
4. Used to troubleshooting the computer
5. Software used to create a bootable
device
Down
1. File system for Linux distros
3. Process of using a USB storage device
to boot
Figure 1. Crossword Puzzle
Created using Free Crossword Puzzle Maker:
http://puzzlemaker.biz
Activity 2. Check or X!
Directions:
Write a check symbol “” if the picture shows that you can use a bootable device in that
situation. Otherwise, write “X”. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
1.________ 2.________ 3.________
Computer vector created by macrovector - Technology photo created by freepik -

Business photo created by drobotdean - www.freepik.com www.freepik.com
www.freepik.com
4.________ 5.________
Computer photo created by diana.grytsku - Hand photo created by diana.grytsku -

www.freepik.com www.freepik.com
Activity 3. Arrange It!
Directions:
Arrange the jumbled steps in creating a bootable device into a correct order (from steps 1
up to 5). Copy the following steps and write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
________ Check the option “Auto format it with FBinst”, and “NTFS”
________ Connect the USB flash drive to the computer unit
________ Click “Go” to create your bootable USB and wait for the “Job done!” notification
________ On the “Add to USB disk” section, click to check the operating system that you
want to add and browse its ISO file
________ Run the WinSetupFromUSB software and wait for the USB flashdisk to be
detected
V – APPLICATION
Directions: The images below are the steps on how to create a bootable device. Analyze and
briefly answer what process does the image show. Write your answers on a separate sheet of
paper. Be guided with the rubrics for scoring.
Points 10 8 6 4 2
 Explanation  Explanation  Explanation  Explanation  Student was
demonstrates demonstrates demonstrated demonstrated unable to
strong good some limited offer
understanding understanding understanding understanding explanation.
of concept. of of concept of concept
 Student used concepts. but there and
an  Student are included
appropriate used an significant significant
strategy and appropriate technical technical
there were no strategy is errors. errors.
errors. utilized  Student  Student
Descriptors  Student but there used an used an
completely were appropriate inappropriate
explained in minor strategy, strategy or
using errors in but used
appropriate notation application irrelevant
vocabulary. or labels. is information
 Explanation inconsistent .
is nearly and there  Minimal
complete, are explanation
but some significant is provided
gaps exist; errors in but it is
vocabulary notation or unclear
is label. with
appropriate  Explanation missing
. is vague or and
inconsistent inappropriate
with vocabulary.
missing or
inappropriate
vocabulary
.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
VI. ASSESSMENT
Directions: Read each item carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.
1. x86 OS indicates that the type of OS is…

A. 8 bit C. 64 bit
B. 32 bit D. 86 bit
2. If you are going to create a Linux bootable device, what recommended file system will you
choose?
A. FAT C. FAT32
B. NTFS D. FAT64
3. The following are the uses of a bootable device, except…
A. Running a live OS C. Troubleshooting the computer
B. Networking computers D. Installing a new operating system
4. It is the common file extension of an operating system’s image file.
A. IGM C. IOS
B. IMG D. ISO
5. A computer can boot to the following devices, except…
A. Device driver C. Hard disk drive
B. USB flash drive D. Floppy disk drive
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VII. ENRICHMENT
Directions: Complete the 3-2-1 chart about your discoveries in Accessing Users in
Organizational Unit. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.
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XIII. ANSWER KEY
5. WinSetUpFromUSB
4. Boot device
3. USB boot 2
2. NTFS 4
1. FAT32 5
Activity 1 1
3
Activity 3
Activity 2
Application
1. X
5. X
2.
3.
4.
1. Checking the option

“Autoformat it with FBinst” and
choosing a file system
2. The final step. Executing the the

“GO” button to create a bootable
device.
3. This is the part when

WinSetupFromUSB shows that a
USB flash drive is detected
4. The files after extracting the 7zip

file of WinSetupFromUSB
5. Browsing the ISO file of the OS
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IX. REFERENCES
ComputerHope. 2021 . Boot device. May 2.

https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/b/bootdevi.htm.
Manual, TESDA. n.d.
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WEEKLY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS

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Computer Systems Servicing - Grade 11

Development Team of the Learners' Activity Sheets

Reviewers:Vilma L. Gorgonio, Ph.D. Jessa May C. Antonio

CREATING A BOOTABLE DEVICE

Name: ___________________________________________ Section: ____________________

Create portable bootable devices in accordance with software manufacturer instruction.

Time Allotment: 8 hours

II. KEY CONCEPTS

To boot (as a verb; also "to boot up") a computer is to load an operating system into

 USB Flash Drive (8GB capacity or above)

III. GUIDED PRACTICE

Procedure in creating a bootable USB using WinSetupFromUSB software

4. Right-click WinSetupFromUSB_1-7.exe then select “Run as Administrator” if the type of your

7. Check the option “Autoformat it with FBinst”

10. Browse the ISO file of the OS.

Creating a bootable USB Checklist

Activity 1. Crossword Puzzle

1.________ 2.________ 3.________

Computer vector created by macrovector - Technology photo created by freepik -

Computer photo created by diana.grytsku - Hand photo created by diana.grytsku -

Activity 3. Arrange It!

________ Connect the USB flash drive to the computer unit

1. x86 OS indicates that the type of OS is…

1. Checking the option

2. The final step. Executing the the

3. This is the part when

4. The files after extracting the 7zip

5. Browsing the ISO file of the OS

ComputerHope. 2021 . Boot device. May 2.

Manual, TESDA. n.d.

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