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How to install Windows from USB flash drive
This will show you how to create a USB flash key drive that you can boot from to install Windows with.
The USB key needs to be at least 4 GB in size.
Temporarily set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed right before the hard drive (or partition) that you will be installing Windows on in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.
1. Download and install UltraIso
2. Plug in your USB key.
3. Right click on the UltraIso shortcut, and click on Run as administrator(if vista/win7)
4. Click on File (menu bar) and Open. (See screenshot below)
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5. Navigate to your Windows ISO file and select it and click on the Open button. (See screenshot below)
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6. In the bottom Local pane, select your USB flash key drive.
7. Click on Bootable (menu bar) and Wite Disk Image. (See screenshot above)
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8. Make sure the locations are correct, and check the Verify box and click on the Write button. (See screenshot below)
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9. Click on Yes to confirm writing to the USB drive. (See screenshot below)
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10. When it's done, click on the Close button. (See screenshot below)
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11. You now have a Windows installation USB flash key.
This will show you how to create a USB flash key drive that you can boot from to install Windows with.
The USB key needs to be at least 4 GB in size.
Temporarily set the USB FDD (USB Flash Disk Drive) to be listed right before the hard drive (or partition) that you will be installing Windows on in the hard drive Boot Priority order list in the BIOS.
1. Download and install UltraIso
2. Plug in your USB key.
3. Right click on the UltraIso shortcut, and click on Run as administrator(if vista/win7)
4. Click on File (menu bar) and Open. (See screenshot below)
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5. Navigate to your Windows ISO file and select it and click on the Open button. (See screenshot below)
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6. In the bottom Local pane, select your USB flash key drive.
7. Click on Bootable (menu bar) and Wite Disk Image. (See screenshot above)
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8. Make sure the locations are correct, and check the Verify box and click on the Write button. (See screenshot below)
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9. Click on Yes to confirm writing to the USB drive. (See screenshot below)
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10. When it's done, click on the Close button. (See screenshot below)
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11. You now have a Windows installation USB flash key.