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How to Create Phoenix OS U-Disk USB Bootable

In this blog, we will learn how to create Phoenix OS U-Disk USB Bootable. Phoenix Android is an operating system designed to pass us to run Emulator on any type of computer, whether it’s workstation or laptop, for the purpose of getting the most out of the OS of Google on any type of computer.

One of the best Phoenix emulator features is that you can run it on Mac, Windows. furthermore, it is not required formatting and we don’t need any specific hard disk for installation. We can copy Phoenix OS to a USB drive and boot the computer from it. We may as well install it on our hard disk (it doesn’t involve the main OS) to have better performance.


First, you need to download this operating system’s latest version (Installer) from their Official Website.

Create Phoenix OS U-Disk USB

Once downloaded the installer, we can run it and follow the process.

Phoenixosinstaller Windows explorer

In this Write Phoenix OS to U-Disk window, we can select either to create a USB disk with this operating system, or you can install it directly on our main system hard disk with the operating system (but without partitions or dangers). If we want to install it on a hard drive, it will give us the option of the unit where we wish to install it.
Phoenix OS Installer, click on Make U-Disk.

Create phoenix OS U-disk

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I am going to install it on a USB stick, we need to select the USB stick, connected to the computer, where we will do it.

Make phoenix OS u-disk

What we have to bear in mind is that Phoenix OS doesn’t run with Secure Boot, so we need to disable it from the computer BIOS to be able to use this system on our PC. Click on Write

Write Phoenix OS to u-disk

Installing Phoenix OS U-Disk is in progress.

Writing Phoenix OS to u-disk

The Phoenix OS has been successfully installed on a U disk.

Phoenix OS installed on u-disk

If you have selected to use ISO, when you boot the PC with it we can see the Phoenix OS boot screen where it will show us if we need to load Phoenix OS in Live mode or install it on disk. If you installed it on the USB drive or on the hard drive you will not see it.


Phoenix OS system initializing

Select Phoenix OS language and then click Next.

Welcome to Phoenix OS

Accept the license agreement.

Phoenix OS user license agreement

Phoenix OS network successfully connected, click next.


Connect network Phoenix OS

Enter an account name and then click finish.

Create account Phoenix OS

Phoenix OS home screen.

Phoenix OS home screen

Jamil Parvez

Jamil Pervez works as a Network Administrator, based in Kuwait with a Primary focus on Microsoft technologies. Microsoft Certified MCSE, MCTP, MCITP, CCNP, CCIP, CCVP with 20 years of experience in administering Windows Servers, Exchange, VMWare, Veeam B&R, Veritas BackupExec.

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