False. Version 20’s USB boot verification ensures integrity. Older versions (like v12 or v15) lacked checksum verification, leading to false positives.

Create a README.TXT on the USB listing:

Now, your USB is technically "boot verified" because you can manually check the hash against the original download.

For your workshop wall:

Upon successful boot into the utility interface, the following options were available and tested:

Test Case:

The software was sourced from a legacy software archive. The file typically arrives as a .iso (CD image) or a .zip containing an .ima (floppy image).

Forgotten supervisor or user password on a second-hand PC.