To begin with you will need a PC with a CD/DVD ROM drive, the Windows CD/DVD, and a 2GB pen drive
If you are creating a Windows XP bootable USB or a 4GB pen drive if the requirement is for Windows Vista/7.
To start with, download and extract the program "WinToFlash". Once extracted execute the file called "WinToFlash" and follow these simple steps.
Step 1: Click the 'Windows Setup transfer wizard' and select 'Next'.
Step 2: Here you will need to define two paths where the 'Windows File Path' points to the location of the Windows installation disk and the 'USB Drive' specifies the location of pen drive that hat will be used for creating the bootable installation routine. Click on 'Select' and choose an appropriate path for both.
Step 3: Accept the 'Windows License Agreement' and click on continue.
Step 4: Don't panic! The 'Warning' is just to remind you that the pen drive will be formatted before proceeding. Click 'OK' to proceed or 'Cancel' in case you inserted the wrong pen drive or want to check it.
That's all needs to be done to create a bootable Windows installation pen drive.
To Boot from the pen drive you will need to access the BIOS and change the boot priority to 'Removable disk'. If the settings are right you will be able to boot and proceed with the installation of Windows.
If you are creating a Windows XP bootable USB or a 4GB pen drive if the requirement is for Windows Vista/7.
To start with, download and extract the program "WinToFlash". Once extracted execute the file called "WinToFlash" and follow these simple steps.
Step 1: Click the 'Windows Setup transfer wizard' and select 'Next'.
Step 2: Here you will need to define two paths where the 'Windows File Path' points to the location of the Windows installation disk and the 'USB Drive' specifies the location of pen drive that hat will be used for creating the bootable installation routine. Click on 'Select' and choose an appropriate path for both.
Step 3: Accept the 'Windows License Agreement' and click on continue.
Step 4: Don't panic! The 'Warning' is just to remind you that the pen drive will be formatted before proceeding. Click 'OK' to proceed or 'Cancel' in case you inserted the wrong pen drive or want to check it.
That's all needs to be done to create a bootable Windows installation pen drive.
To Boot from the pen drive you will need to access the BIOS and change the boot priority to 'Removable disk'. If the settings are right you will be able to boot and proceed with the installation of Windows.
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