IronGeek discovered that on certain computers with multiple hard drives, Kon-Boot takes over the first hard drive when booting from USB created by Unetbootin. If the first method fails, you can try downloading the modified version of syslinux.cfg and chain.c32 files and copy them to your USB drive overwriting the ones created by Unetbootin earlier. If you get it right, you should see a UNetbootin screen with 10 seconds countdown to select Default from the list. Restart your computer and boot it up with the USB flash drive. Unetbootin will now start copying the files and then install a Syslinux bootloader to your USB drive.
Confirm the drive letter of your USB flash drive and click the OK button. Then browse for the Kon-Boot floppy disk image which is. Select the Diskimage radio button, click the drop down menu and select Floppy. Then download UNetbootin from the link below and run it. First insert the USB flash drive that you want to install Kon-Boot and format it as FAT32 file system. There are quite a number of tools to assist in creating bootable USB drives but UNetbootin is the only one that supports floppy images rather than just ISO. Here are 6 different ways to create a Kon Boot USB and hopefully one of the methods below will work for you. So in order to create a bootable Kon Boot USB, the trick is to use the floppy image instead of the ISO file. This would mean that the author of Kon-Boot created a bootable CD ISO image from a bootable floppy. If you open the Kon-Boot ISO file with a supported archiver such as 7-Zip or PowerArchiver, you will see a folder with a file called Bootable_1.44M.img. Advanced users would know that it’s possible to create a bootable live USB drive from an ISO image file but unfortunately it won’t work for Kon-Boot.
The free version of Kon-Boot is actually an older version that comes with an ISO image to burn to disc and IMG file for floppy. There are two versions of Kon-Boot which is free and paid. There is no need to crack or reset the user’s password which is a great time saver and also doesn’t trigger user suspicion. Kon-Boot is probably the best tool to bypass Windows login restriction because it allows you to access Windows by logging in to any user account without you knowing the actual password.
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