Unable to create CRD on USB device.

Discontinued Products Comodo Rescue Disk - CRD
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I am using CIS Premium version 6.0.264710.2708.
I have downloaded and am using the file comodo_rescue_disk_2.0.261647.1.iso.

I have a Cruzer Titanium 2.0 USB flash drive. I have attempted creating a CRD with 2 scenarios: (1) formatting the drive with FAT32 (using all default parameters), and (2) formatting the drive with FAT (using all default parameters). The results in both cases have been as follows:

I start the Comodo Rescue Disk interface from within CIS. I select the ISO file (as noted above) as well as the target drive (also as noted). I then click the Start button. The process of creating the CRD begins and results with:
(1) a message box appears with the text “Can’t get size of file”. I click the OK button.
(2) anothe message box appears with the text “Can’t read file!”. I click the OK button.
The process finishes with the interface displaying “Rescue disk writing error.”

Any help would be much appreciated.

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Instead of downloading the ISO and specifying the location prior to creation, let the creation process download the ISO as needed. This was the only way I could get it to work with the same errors.

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Thank you Radaghast.

I did as you suggested. The process still failed except I did not get the two message boxes before I got the “Rescue disk writing error”.

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Hi

I too am getting the same errors as you have all mentioned. Any solution?

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Hi~ a_b and GlennB :wink:

YUMI can write to USB stick the CRD.iso. If the error occurred, you will get an appropriate message.

YUMI : Multiboot USB Creator (Windows) - http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/

ps. “about COMODO Rescue Disk error message.” https://forums.comodo.com/wishlist-cis/about-comodo-rescue-disk-error-message-t94249.0.html
and “why CRD require the 546MB disk space?” https://forums.comodo.com/comodo-rescue-disk-crd/why-crd-require-the-546mb-disk-space-t94252.0.html

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Savit, thank you for the info on YUMI. An excellent tool; worked flawlessly.