Windows 10 USB Bootable Drive - How to Make One?

Put a flash drive on your PC and download the free Windows Media Creation Tool from Microsoft. Then, use the Windows Media Creation application and adhere to the instructions to automatically produce a bootable USB stick for Windows 10. Any day of the week, installing Windows 10 via a USB drive is preferable to install it from a DVD. Here are the materials you'll need and instructions for creating your own bootable Windows 10 installer. what you'll require To create a bootable USB stick for Windows 10, we'll follow Microsoft's advice. It calls for: You can free download Windows Media Creation Tool. a Windows computer 8-gigabyte flash drive online accessibility It should be noted that any USB storage device with a capacity of more than eight gigabytes will function, including external hard drives, external solid-state drives, and any SD card that may be plugged into your computer. Related Article: The Benefits of Having an External SSD Making a Bootable USB Drive for Windows Get the Media Creation tool from Microsoft's Download Windows 10 page to start creating a bootable Windows 10 USB stick. Go to the page and click "Download Tool Now." In your browser, wait for the file to completely download. A menu detailing your downloads should then appear after pressing Ctrl+j to open your browser's downloads. Open "MediaCreationTool21H2.exe" by clicking it Watch the file download in your browser until it is complete. Then press Ctrl+j to access the downloads menu in your browser; a list of your downloads should then show. From the list, select "MediaCreationTool21H2.exe". (This file can also be opened by going to your downloads folder.) On the Terms and Conditions page's bottom right-hand corner, click "Accept." Click "Next" after selecting "Create Installation Media." If you don't have a compelling need to install a different version of Windows 10, you should leave the default settings alone. Next, select "Next." Click "Next" after selecting "USB Flash Drive." Any USB disc you select to use will be totally erased by the Media Creation Tool. Before continuing, make a backup of any files you want to save. Click "Next" after choosing the USB drive you want to use. A bootable USB stick will be made using the Media Creation Tool and Windows 10 download. Given that the download is several gigabytes in size, it can take some time if your internet connection is slow. Click "Finish" once the download is complete. Unless your PC is configured so that it doesn't need to be ejected, you should do so securely. Click "Eject" after selecting the USB device icon from the taskbar. Your USB disc that boots Windows 10 is now prepared. To utilize it, you must configure your computer to start from a USB drive rather than the hard drive. Once you've completed that, you can use it to reinstall Windows 10 on your existing machine or to set up a new PC.