Detailed method to find the Android system with USB flash drive installed.

1. Insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and then open the UltraISO software. The interface is as follows:

2. Use UltraISO to open the installation image that needs to be written into the USB flash drive. The operation is: find the menu bar and select File in turn-> Open and select the desired mirror.

3. After the image is loaded, it needs to be written into the USB flash drive. Traditional copy-and-paste can only copy data to a USB flash drive, but can't create a boot file, so you need to use UltraISO's special mirror writing function.

4. Click Start in turn in the menu bar of UltraISO main interface->; Open a dialogue window after writing the hard disk image. In the "Hard Drive" project, select the U to be made into a startup disk.

Disk (the software default USB flash drive), and select "USB-HDD+" or "USB-ZIP+" in the "writing method" item (whichever is effective); Click "Write", wait for a moment, and then prompt "Burn Successfully" to indicate the end of production. During this period, a prompt window will pop up, and all the data on the U disk will be lost. Click Yes, and you need to back up the data on the U disk in advance.

Step 2: Set the boot and enter the installation menu.

After the mirror image is done, you can start the experience. After plugging in the USB flash drive, you need to set the USB flash drive as a priority boot item in the BIOS of the motherboard. (Because the BIOS interface of each motherboard product is different and the settings are not exactly the same, you can refer to the motherboard manual of your computer for corresponding operation. In addition, you can also directly enter the device started by the system according to the shortcut key prompted by the display screen when booting (at present, mainstream motherboards support the shortcut key to select the boot driver when booting).

Step 3: Enter the USB flash drive to run.

After (1) is started, you can directly enter Android.

Installation menu for x86. android

The x86 installation menu is very concise. There are four options in the menu from top to bottom: Live-CD runs Android directly.

X86, real-time CD

VESA mode, live CD

Debug mode and enter the installation wizard.

(2) The first three items all run on the U disk, and the fourth item is installed on the hard disk. The first and fourth items are the most commonly used. The first is to run Android directly on the installation disk.

X86. And the fourth item is to install Android like windows.

X86 is installed on the hard disk of our computer. Use the first one this time, and then introduce the installation of AndroidX86 on the hard disk separately.

Step 4: Enter the system and set it.

(1) After entering the system. It will start with the setup wizard, which will mainly set the language, account and other related settings.

(2) Setting the language, we can already see that AndroidX86 system natively supports multiple languages.

The whole setup interface and content are almost the same as those after the phone is brushed.