How to create bootable Window USB Flash Drive ?




Step 1: Download rufus from its official website https://rufus.akeo.ie/

Step 2: Use RUFUS from the CD 

Step 3: Plug In your USB flash drive into your computer

Step 4: From rufus settings choose NTFS as the file system

Step 5: Check "Quick Format" and "Create extended label and icon files"

Step 6: Check "Create a bootable disk using ISO image" and click the drive icon beside it to select the Windows ISO file

Step 7: Now click on start to create a bootable window USB Flash drive

After a few minutes your windows bootable USB flash drive will be ready for installation

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