Click the Windows Start button, and click WINDOWS 7 USB/DVD DOWNLOAD TOOL in the ALL PROGRAMS list to open the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool.Download and install the Microsoft Windows USB Tool from this link: ….Open My Computer, right-click on your USB or external drive, and proceed to format with the default settings.
The Microsoft USB Tool requires that you first format your USB drive! Make sure to back up any important files you may have on the USB stick. If you’re interested in creating a multi-setup USB drive that can be used to install one or more different Windows setups (for instance, Windows Vista and Windows 7 or Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit editions), then you should refer to our guide on creating a multi-setup bootable USB or external drive with EasyBCD. While we previously used to recommend the use of EasyBCD to pull this off, if all you want to do is to create a USB or external drive that can be used to install a single OS & platform combination of Windows then Microsoft has developed a simpler method of deploying the Windows setup onto a USB drive.
Whether you’re trying to install Windows on a netbook that doesn’t have a CD or DVD drive, a PC with a damaged optical disk, or just simply want the convenience of having the Windows setup on a USB stick that you can carry around in your pocket so you’ll be ready when disaster strikes - EasyBCD will take care of it for you. Why Install Windows Vista/Windows 7 from a USB or an external drive?Īmong the many cool things that EasyBCD can be used to do, one of the neatest is the ability to install Windows from a USB stick or external hard drive.
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