FAST System Image Burning

Preparation Before System Burning

1. Prepare Required Devices

If using a TF card to boot the system, prepare the following devices

• Card reader
• One TF card with capacity from 16GB to 128GB and transfer speed of Class10 or higher.
• It is recommended to use TF cards from well-known brands such as SanDisk, Samsung, or Kioxia. DO NOT use unbranded TF cards!
• A computer running Windows system (Windows 7, Windows 10, or Windows 11)

If using M2WE to boot the system, prepare the following devices

• Please note that the Lite series and MINI-PAD series do NOT support M2WE
• M2WE (FLY proprietary device)
• M2SD (FLY burning device)
• A computer running Windows system (Windows 7, Windows 10, or Windows 11)
• Installation diagram
• Download the M2WE printing file. Using this printed part can prevent poor contact issues
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2. Download the burning tool Config Myprint

   • Click the download link below
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3. Install the Find Myprints tool using the link below

   • Click here for the installation guide

Open the Burning Tool Config Myprint

1. Access the System Configuration Interface

After launching the software, select the System Configuration option from the left-hand menu to enter the system burning interface.

2. Connect the Storage Device

Connect the storage card to be burned to the computer's USB port via a card reader.

💡 Suggestion: Use a USB 3.0 or higher interface to significantly improve burning speed.

3. Identify the Storage Device

Click the Refresh button next to Storage Device to ensure the system correctly detects the connected storage card.

4. Select Device Model

Click Device Selection and choose the corresponding configuration based on your device model.

5. Perform the Burning Process

After confirming the correct device selection, click the Start Burning button.

Important Warning

• This action will permanently erase all data on the storage card!
• Please ensure you have backed up important files before burning
• Do NOT disconnect the device during the burning process

6. Burning Completion

Wait until the burning progress completes. When the interface displays the "Complete" message, it indicates that the system image has been successfully written.

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