If you want to feel the WoW of Windows 7 but don’t want to install it using a DVD or if you want to install it on a netbook without an optical drive, you will need to install it using a bootable USB flash drive.
This tutorial will show you how to create a bootable USB drive using a Windows 7 ISO and use it to install Windows 7. There are two ways to do this; one involves a lot of steps while the other involves the use of a simple application – A Bootable USB.
To Create a Bootable USB drive of Windows 7, you need a Windows 7 ISO or DVD and a 4 GB USB drive.
Just download A Bootable USB – Download Link 1 – Download Link 2 and extract and install or run it.
Insert your USB Flash drive and click on Check USB. Select your USB drive and click on Format USB.
Insert the Windows 7 DVD or select the Windows 7 ISO and click on Start DVD / ISO to create a bootable USB flash drive.
You can now just insert the Windows 7 bootable USB drive and boot from it to install Windows 7.
Note: The utility won’t detect USB drives smaller than 4 GB. You can trim your Windows 7 ISO using vLite. This application also works with Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008.
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