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In the era of technology, installing a computer system via a USB drive is a common and well-known method. However, what if your computer does not have a CD drive? The answer is simple - create a USB bootable drive. As a gardening artist, I am here to guide you through the process of creating a USB bootable drive for system installation.

To create a USB bootable drive, you'll need to prepare a few things:

• A USB drive with a capacity of at least 4GB;
• A computer with a USB port;
• A copy of the operating system installation package.

The first step is to download the USB bootable creation tool from the Laomaotao official website and install it on your computer.

Next, insert the USB drive into your computer's USB port.

Download the Laomaotao v9.3 installation package from the official website and save it to your desktop.

Double-click the installation package to install the program. Choose the installation path for the program (it is recommended to set the default installation to the system disk). After the installation is complete, click Start Installation

After the installation, open the Laomaotao USB bootable creation tool. The program will automatically scan and detect the USB drive. Select the USB drive you want to create from the drop-down list, and click the One-click Creation button.

A warning box will pop up, reminding you that Warning: This operation will delete all data on I: drive and cannot be recovered. If you have made a backup of your important data, click OK to proceed.

The program will then start creating the USB bootable drive. This process may take a few minutes, so don't interfere with other operations during this time.

Once the USB bootable drive is created, a window will pop up提示 that the creation was successful. Do you want to test the USB bootable drive with a Simulated Start? Click Yes.

After starting the Computer Simulator, you can see the normal startup interface of the USB bootable drive. Press the Ctrl+Alt combination to release the mouse, and click the close icon in the upper right corner to exit the simulated startup interface.

That's it! You have successfully created a USB bootable drive. With this bootable drive, you can easily install the operating system on your computer without needing a CD drive.