File size: 2 MB - File extension: EXE - A comprehensive guide with images for burning Windows onto a USB flash drive, adjusting BIOS settings, and installing Windows
Installing Windows from a USB flash drive is one of the most common methods, and today we have an excellent program for burning Windows onto a USB flash drive. What sets this program apart is its ease of use and speed in burning. After a few simple steps, your Windows will be burned onto the flash drive and ready for installation.
We will also cover the installation of Windows with images, so let's get started.
First, download the tool we will use for burning.
Follow the images.
First, install the tool so that it appears as shown in the image.
Click as highlighted in green.
Select the location of the Windows ISO file you want to burn and double-click it to prepare for burning.
Then click on next to move to the next step.
At this stage, choose the type of burn, whether you are burning Windows onto a USB flash drive or a DVD.
After selecting the ISO file and the type of burn, you will move to the burning stage. To reach this stage, select "being copying."
A window will pop up; select "easy USB device."
At this step, the program will notify you that it will format the flash drive completely, and you need to grant permission as shown.
Here, the program will start formatting the flash drive; all you need to do is wait.
After completing the full format of the flash drive, the program will start burning Windows as shown in the image.
All you need to do is wait until it finishes, and the burning time is not long; it depends on the size of the Windows you want to burn.
After this message, Windows is ready for installation, and you can remove the flash drive.
Before trying different methods to access the BIOS, simply restart the device and ensure the USB is connected to see if your device supports booting from external connections. If it does, you are not required to perform the next step; however, if it does not boot from the flash drive, proceed with the next step.
First, adjust the BIOS settings to boot from the USB.
Initially, we want to access the BIOS menu to instruct the computer to read the flash drive first instead of the hard drive so that you can install Windows. Naturally, the method to access the BIOS menu varies from one device to another, but most methods involve repeatedly pressing the F2, F12, Delete, or F9 keys immediately after restarting the computer.
This will take you to the screen as shown in the image.
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