#CREATE BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 IN WINDOWS 10 ISO#
To do this, go to the 'My Computer' window, right-click on the DVD drive where you put the ISO image, select Open to view the contents. Open Command Prompt in the same way, type the following commands one by one, and press Enter after each command.Īlternatively, you can copy the entire content of the OS from an ISO image to the USB manually. Let's assume the DVD drive letter is E.Ģ. Insert a DVD from where you want to copy the data to create a bootable USB drive. (it means you format the drive with NTFS file system)
Type the following commands one by one, and press Enter after each command. For example, mine is disk 1, so I type select disk 1.ĥ. The # represents the number of your own USB hard drives. You'll see all the connected drives including the prepared USB hard drive, with additional information behind, such as the disk number, size, etc.Ĥ. In Command Prompt, type Diskpart and press Enter.ģ. Or, just navigate to Start - All Programs - Accessories right-click on the Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.Ģ. In Windows 10, 8 or 7, press 'Windows + R' keys simultaneously to open the Run Dialog box, input cmd, and press Enter. Select an alternate solution to Step 1 when you wish to format a hard drive faster with third-party free hard drive formatting software.ġ.
Remember to back up important files and data in advance. Notice: Note that the process of making your USB drive bootable will erase all data on the target drive completely.