That isn't necessarily a problem, but it can cause the outcome you're seeing.

So if you have other content on your flash drive, it will stay there. It will not delete anything else that already exists there (except for existing Rescue Media files that would be overwritten). Note that unless Rescue Media Builder determines that formatting your flash drive before using it for Rescue Media is necessary, it will simply copy Rescue Media files onto the flash drive.

The rest of the consumption must be within one or more of those folders, so you'd have to check their sizes to figure out what's going on. Well your first flash drive has a file called EmergencyDisk.iso on it, which is almost 600 MB on its own. It's interesting to note that the USB with the least content contains an additional (yellow) folder named Boot.Īny advise would be most welcome. I've created a calendar note to check each of the USB sticks every two months, odd months one stick, even months the other and will obviously update both if advised to do by MR.Īnother matter, when I place the USB Stick containing the smaller content I get an error message staying there is a problem with this drive and to scan it now. One of them certainly is smaller than 1GB but the other one 7.9GB

Excellent.Īfter reading about sizes I checked the sizes of my two memory sticks: I have created two Rescue Media Sticks, they will both boot from my PC: USB stick in the slot, power on the PC, Push F8 Key to enter the BIOS and select the USB stick and after a short while I'm In MR. By Humpty_Numpty - 30 July 2020 11:39 I noticed on another thread that you said that Rescue Media could be stored on 1GB.

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