Origin. Probably a back-formation from styany, mistaken for sty-on-eye but correctly from Middle English styany, composed of styan (sty; from Old English stÃÂ«ÃÂ¡ende, present participle of stÃÂ«gan (âto rise )) + y (âeye ).
1 Connect the device to a computer via USB cable. 2  If necessary, tap and hold the status bar (located at the top) then drag to the bottom. 3  Tap Connected as a camera. 4  Tap Media device (MTP) . 5  Enabled when a check mark is present. 6  Launch Windows Explorer.7  Using the computer keyboard, press Windows+E (+E) keys. If using a Macintosh computer, additional software is required in order to transfer files. 2  Connect the device to a computer via USB cable. 3  If necessary, tap and hold the status bar (located at the top) then drag to the bottom. 4  Tap Connected as a camera. 5  Tap Media device (MTP) .
5. Insert your Windows disc in the CD/DVD drive and note the drive letter of the disc drive and the USB drive. Note: For illustration, I will use letter âEâ for disc drive and letter âGâ for USB drive. 6. Go back to command prompt and enter the following commands, one by one.1  a.2  E:CD BOOT (Enter).ollowing the steps below will turn your USB drive into bootable media: 1. Connect your USB drive (4GB preferable) to your computer and backup its content as weâre going to format the drive to make it bootable. 2. Open Command Prompt with administrative rights.