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[TUT] How to set up KONboot (USB) [TUT]

I am not repsonable for ANY damage caused by this program you use this tutorial under the condition that you won't do anything illegal and use it for educational purposes.

This is a VERY simple tut on how to set up konboot if anythings unclear post here if I dont respond PLEASE PM as I am always ready to re-upload the file or answer any questions 🤝 Feedback would be nice

KONBOOT V1.1 SETUP TUTORIAL

TOOLS:

Konboot:
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Xboot:
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First of all download the tools.

Then,

Open Xboot.
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Open the konboot folder containing it's ISO and drag and drop it into Xboot Then a menu like this pops up. Choose the top option. Then click add this file.
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Then click Create usb, select your usb and choose Grub4dos as the bootloader. On the menu that pops up say yes

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this will pop up just press any key to continue and it'll boot into the konboot and your all done ready to go

🤝 Thanks for reading 🤝

What is KONBOOT?
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I would recommend including what exactly KonBoot is. I don't have a clue.
Ok :) I'll add that now thanks for the feedback EDIT: Hope you like my description
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Theres now a konboot 2.0 with 64bit support. you should update it to include this, installation is pretty much the same except it's newer
The FREE version of Konboot works with any x86 Windows O/S including Windows 7 as well as x86 Linux O/Ss. The commercial (paid) version is required for Windows 64bit and it does not support Linux. There is NO need to post file server links for the FREE version of KonBoot as it can be easily downloaded from the trusted developer's site. Linking to a commercial version is warez and against HF rules.

In depth KonBoot tutorial http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=secur...t-from-usb as well as links to the developers download

Take care
(Jul 22, 2012 08:09 PM)Polymath 1.0 Wrote:  The FREE version of Konboot works with any x86 Windows O/S including Windows 7 as well as x86 Linux O/Ss. The commercial (paid) version is required for Windows 64bit and it does not support Linux. There is NO need to post file server links for the FREE version of KonBoot as it can be easily downloaded from the trusted developer's site. Linking to a commercial version is warez and against HF rules.

In depth KonBoot tutorial http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=secur...t-from-usb as well as links to the developers download

Take care

Yeah I know there is no need to post a link for a free program but I thought it would be kind and post the one you need for easy access to it 🤝 But I will also edit it and put that link in so people have a choice. hope you enjoyed the tut. And I O.o actually had no idea mine was commercial I got it off my friend I will remove it right away
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following the instructions... but not working....
(Sep 12, 2012 12:44 AM)rastaslime Wrote:  following the instructions... but not working....

What seems to be the problem? 😶 What OS are you using
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Sorry for the grave dig but I still think that some users would find this useful:)
Trojan Unicorn Wrote:Sorry for the grave dig but I still think that some users would find this useful:)
._. ... Wow... It will just get buried again, but thanks.
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i tried burning it onto the CD and when i start it it shows kryptos logic in really low brightness and stays like that. Anyone know what i did wrong.
Nice tutorial, but being nearly 2 years old is it compatible with Windows 8?
(Jul 23, 2022 12:45 PM)Cuthbert Wrote:  You haven't addressed a single argument without resorting to sophistry and satire. Blaspheming the Lord is sending you straight to Hell and if you get intoxicated with marijuana you're most likely going to suffer even more in Hell.
(Aug 12, 2014 03:33 PM)Eternal. Wrote:  Nice tutorial, but being nearly 2 years old is it compatible with Windows 8?

Hi Undertaker, should be, the setup process will be the same, but Konboot itself might not be, if you want a more budget version you can use a Linux distro replace ease of access and cmd with each other, then launch CMD from the login screen.
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Kon-Boot 2.4 is out atm. Now it has USB support or you can use win32 disk imager


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