How to create Bootable Pendrive using Command Prompt (CMD)

What is Bootable Pendrive?

It is a disk that can boot up your computer if you don’t have any operating system. a standalone storage which can boost up your computer. Also, note that you can only create bootable Pendrive for Windows Vista and later (7/8/8.1/10) using the command prompt. If you are looking to make bootable Pendrive for Windows XP or any Linux Distribution, you will have to use third party tools.

Step by Step to Create Bootable Pendrive using CMD?

CMD is available on all of the windows computer,

Run cmd (Command Prompt) as Administrator. (This is an important step because you are going to edit disks which require privileges) There are several ways to open a command prompt with admin rights) Press Windows + X and select Command Prompt (Admin).
Insert a USB flash drive into a running computer.
Type disk part and press enter. (This will open the windows inbuilt disk part utility which is used to manage the storage on your computer)
Type list disk and press enter. This will list all the storage device available on your computer.
Choose your Pendrive. For that type select disk 2 and press enter. (Here it is disk 2. In your computer it may differ so choose wisely)
Type clean and press enter. This will erase all data from your Pendrive.
Type create partition primary and press enter.
Type select partition 1 and press enter. This will choose the partition we just created.
Type format=fs NTFS quick and press enter. This will perform a quick format with the NTFS file system. (Windows use NTFS file system for storage)
Type active and press enter. This will mark your primary partition as active.
Type exit and press enter to exit disk part and then close the command prompt.
When you finish preparing your custom image, save it to the root of the USB flash drive.