Windows The Guide to Make Bootable USB

This guide is for Windows 7 or Vista

1# You Need a 4GB USB Drive (plug it)

2# Open the Prompt Command CMD

3# DISKPART (Enter) ---> LIST DISK (Enter)

Ex of Disk List :

Disk 0 596 G
Disk 1 931 G
Disk 2 4096 MB

4# Choose the USB and type SELECT DISK 2 (Enter) ---> CLEAN (Enter) ---> CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY (Enter) ---> SELECT PARTITION 1 (Enter) ---> ACTIVE (Enter) ---> FORMAT FS=NTFS (Enter) ---> ASSIGN (Enter) ---> EXIT (Enter)

5# Note your DVD Drive assigned letter ex: D PS: If you have an Image and not the CD, don't forget the mount it before.

6# Promt Command again, D: (Enter) ---> CD BOOT (Enter) ---> BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 F: (Or whatever is your USB Assigning Letter)

7# Copy paste your Windows from your CD to your USB.

8# How to boot on the USB ? Go on your BIOS ---> Advanced Bios Feature (Thats for my board) ---> Hard Disk Boot Priority (Chose the one ex: USB-HDD0: KingstonDataTraveler2) ---> First Boot Device (Chose USB-HDD)

Now you are in Business, nore more CD and no More scratch.

 

Or just use wintoflash and let it do everything for you

 

Of course but its only teach you one single thing, How to Hit INSTALL lolll

 

I prefer the Original Poster's method. You learn something from it

 

Hahaa I'm using my own thread, 2 years later. I love me !

 

Congratulations past you

 

Still usefull 5 years later loll

 

Holy Threadnecro-Batman!

 

lol or if you want to put more than one in a usb you could always use yumi

 

Currently doing a bootable USB to load Vista x86 on a XPS M1210 with the intention of upgrading it into a free Windows 10 32bits.

 

Well it didn't worked, the XPS is half dead and I just learned that you can't upgrade from Vista to Win 10 for Free : ( Only 7 and 8.1.