Example Of Creating Bootable Usb Memory - Sony PWS-110RX1A Service Manual

13. Remove the lithium battery, and then reinstall it after 30 seconds. (Refer to
14. Connect the power cord, and turn on the unit.
The BIOS screen is displayed on the monitor.
Note
The unit may be turned on only by connecting the power cord.
15. When the BIOS startup screen is displayed, press the DEL key on the keyboard to display the BIOS screen.
Tip
Restart operation may automatically repeat until the BIOS screen is displayed.
16. Check whether the written version is displayed in [BIOS Version & Build Date] in the Main menu.
17. Execute the [Restore Defaults] in the Save & Exit menu.
18. Execute the [Save Changes and Reset] in the Save & Exit menu.
The unit restarts.
19. Check that the screen changes to the UEFI Shell.
Tip
Restart operation automatically repeats until the UEFI Shell screen is displayed.
20. Turn off the unit and disconnect the power cord.
21. Attach the M.2 assembly to the unit. (Refer to
22. Connect the power cord.
23. Turn on the unit and check that the OS starts.
24. Turn off the unit.
25. Install the top panel assembly. (Refer to
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Example of Creating Bootable USB Memory

This section describes how to create general bootable USB memory that is available in a PC environment.
An example of creating such bootable USB memory by using software FreeDOS and Win 32 Disk Imager on a Windows
PC is shown below.
Procedure
1. Run the Win 32 Disk Imager.
2. On the Win 32 Disk Imager window, configure the software as follows.
Image File: FreeDOS-1.1-USB-Boot.img
Device: USB memory to be written
3. Click [Write] to write the DOS image to the USB flash memory.
4. Click [Exit] to exit the application programs.
5. Copy necessary files to the USB flash memory.
Example) The following three files are necessary for BIOS Update.
• Update.bat
• AFUDOS.exe
• AxxxPxxx.ROM
PWS-110RX1A
"5-16. SSD Module (M.2)".)
"5-4. Top Panel Assembly".)
"5-13. Lithium Battery".)
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