Do you want to install a new copy of Windows?

Booting Windows 10 (and Windows 7) from a USB stick is simple. In a few minutes, you can install a new version of Windows on your computer, laptop, or Media Center.

Here’s everything you need to know about installing a new copy of Windows 10 from a bootable USB stick.

Why Start Windows Installation From USB?

If your backup computer doesn’t have an optical drive or the DVD is over, a bootable USB stick is ideal.

After all, a USB stick is portable, and you can guarantee it’s compatible with all desktops and laptops. Although some computers don’t have a DVD drive, they all have a USB port.

Installing Windows 10 from a USB stick is also fast. A USB drive can boot up faster than an optical drive; It also makes the operating system installed faster.

To install Windows 7 or Windows 10 from a USB stick, it must have at least 16 GB of storage. Before proceeding, make sure that the USB memory stick is formatted.

Make sure the USB stick has UEFI boot support

Before downloading the bootable Windows installation image, it is important to know the difference between UEFI and BIOS.

Older computers use the Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) to boot the operating system and manage information between the operating system and the device. Over the past decade, UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) has replaced the BIOS and added older support. UEFI can help diagnose and repair your computer without additional software or tools. windows 10 usb installation

Fortunately, the most common Windows 10 USB installation methods support UEFI and legacy BIOS hardware. So whatever option you choose, it should work for your hardware.

Make pen drive bootable windows 10

Before you continue, insert a formatted USB flash drive into your computer or laptop.

Are you ready to install Windows 10? Although there are several methods, the easiest way to do this is to use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool.

To grab it, go to the Microsoft Download Windows 10 page and now click Download Tool.

Save the tool to your computer. It’s about 20MB, so a fast connection shouldn’t take long. Note that an Internet connection is required to create a bootable Windows 10 USB installer.

You can also make your pendrive bootable with refus software.

Install Windows from bootable pen drive

Once downloaded, launch the Media Creation Tool and click Accept when prompted. Then:

1. Select Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC
   

   

2. Click Next and set the preferred Language 
3. Carefully select the correct Windows 10 Edition and system Architecture
4. To make changes, clear the checkbox labeled Use the recommended options for this PC

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6. Hit Next
7. Choose USB flash drive, then Next, and select the USB drive from the list
8. Click Next again

This last step prompts you to download the Windows 10 installation files.

Wait until the Windows 10 bootable USB installer is created. How long it takes depends on your internet speed. The data is installed in several gigabytes. If you don’t have a high-speed Internet connection at home, consider downloading from your library or workplace.

Q&A

Q) Can we use any software to make pendrive bootable?
A) Yes, you can use any

Q) In Which format window need to install?
A) ISO file need to install the window

Q) Is it possible to to keep window and Linux in same laptop or Desktop?
A) You can use dual boot.

Q) Minimum storage to install window?
A) 16GB storage need to install