Driving School

Rising traffic congestion all around us is a problem growing bigger by the day. With all kinds of people with their unique temperaments and sensibilities using the roads, even a minor mistake could easily put ones life at stake. It becomes extremely important for everyone to take proper driving lessons before taking a vehicle out on the roads.

A driving school is a place where you get to learn or improve upon your driving skills. A driving school employs professionally trained driving instructors who utilize advanced training methods to teach you how to drive your car properly and safely.

A good driving school aims to train its students in such a way that they can control their vehicles in virtually each and every situation that they might encounter while on road. A driving school goes a long way in instilling good driving habits and road etiquette in its students while theyre on the road.

These dedicated driving schools are there to provide you with every possible information on defensive driving, driving through traffic, child safe driving etc. Driving schools aim to bring down the day to day road hazards and to make driving much better and safer experience for all involved.

In a driving school you get to learn how to drive under the supervision of a professional and qualified driving instructor who is able to provide good advice and can point out your mistakes with his inputs on how to improve upon your driving skills.

You must learn to follow the instructions from your driving instructor to be able to learn safe and confident driving. Driving schools teach you how to understand road signs and signals and adherence to traffic rules that will make your driving more mature and safe. Many driving schools also help in securing proper and valid driving license for their students.

When selecting a driving school you must check on their reputation by speaking to some of their past students. You should also check if they have experienced driving instructors with valid license to teach driving. It is also a good idea to check on the statistics of students from a driving school who got their license in their first attempt at the driving test. A good ratio will definitely go a long way in establishing the credentials of the driving school and its ability to turn its students into good drivers.

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How to Create Bootable USB Drive (With Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7)

Introduction

A bootable USB drive is a very handy tool. It allows for much faster install than from cd/dvd drive(personal testing showed about 25% less time to install). You can also use it to install an operating system on a computer with incompatible/no cd/dvd drive such as a netbook.

Personally, I tried installing Windows 7. I run Windows xp on my main partition, but theres no way to upgrade from xp, and for whatever reason during install, the windows 7 installer said I did not have the drivers for my dvd drive. So I set out to find a solution to that, which is what I will be sharing with you.

Getting Started

First, make sure you have a flash drive that is the appropriate size. Most likely this will be at least 4GB for Windows Vista or Windows 7. You can likely fit an XP install on a 1GB flash drive.

Note: This will erase all data on the usb drive. Backup any data you wish to save.

Instructions

Run the command prompt. To do this go to “Start->Run”. Type in “cmd”. Or simply search the start menu for “cmd”.

Formatting the drive (Windows Vista/Windows 7 instructions)

We will be using diskpart.exe to change the properties of the usb drive. This should be included on any Windows Operating System.

Type in the following commands:

diskpart

Comment: The “diskpart” command will open the diskpart.exe command prompt tool.

disk list

Comment: The “disk list” command will list all you main disks. After you run this command, find the number of the usb drive you wish to use. I will call this disk x for future reference.

select disk x

Comment: The “select disk x” (where x is the disk numer obtained from the previous command) command will select your chosen disk. (Example: select disk 2). You will see a message that says your disk is selected.

clean

create partition primary

active

select partition 1

format fs=NTFS

assign

exit

Comment: Run all these commands sequetially. The format command may take a while depending on the size of the drive.

Formatting the Drive in Windows XP (skip to “Make Drive Bootable” if this does not apply to you)

Windows xp has some issues with the above instructions. For whatever reason, many usb drives are not recognized as “disks” with diskpart.exe. Rather they are only “volumes” which can not be set to active primary partitions.

Right click the USB drive in Windows Explorer and click format. Format to NTFS if possible, if not then fat32 is fine.

We will use a special tool that you can download to fix the aformentioned problem. Download MBRWizard.

Go to a command prompt and navigate to the folder that contains mbrwizard.exe using the cd command.

Example:

cd C:\MBRWizard

Now run mbrwizard with the command:

mbrwiz \list

Comment: This will list all disk, including usb drives. Take note of the number of the usb drive you wish to use.

mbrwiz /disk=a /active=a

Comment: a is the number of the usb drive obtained above.

Make Drive Bootable

Insert your CD/DVD or mount your iso containing your bootable Windows install. Open the command prompt again and use the “cd” command to navigate to the Windows install files.

Example:

cd /d F:\boot

Comment: This will change the directory to the drive labeled F and go to the boot folder. Use the appropriate letter for your case.

From the windows install boot folder, use the bootsect command to set the usb drive as bootable. The following example uses G as the drive letter of the usb drive

bootsect /nt60 G:

Comment: G is the letter of the usb drive.

Copy Installer Files

Now copy the entire contents of the windows install disk or iso to the flash drive(not the iso file itself, you will need to mount the iso or extract the files).

Set Bios to Boot from USB Drive

Go to the bios and change the boot order so that you boot from the usb drive first. Save and restart, and you are set! If you do not know how to do this, refer to your motherboard’s documentation.

Written by koolmelee1

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