Step 2: Create your Installation USB Driveġ) Download Windows USB/DVD Download Tool. The instructions on the site are pretty easy and straight-forward to follow. You need to provide your product key (in the form of xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx) to download the file. Select disk 2 (or what number your USB drive has)ĭownload the Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Microsoft’s website. Type in the following commands, and hit Enter after you type each of the command: You will see a successful response saying that “ DiskPart succeeded in cleaning the disk.”Į) When the drive is cleaned, we need to format the USB flash driver. You will see the notification saying that “ Disk X is now the selected disk“. Note: If your USB flash drive is listed as Disk 0, Disk 2 or some other numbers, you should change the 1 here accordingly. On our screen shot, the USB drive is listed as Disk 1.

Yours could be listed as Disk 0, Disk 1, or Disk 2.

You can see which disk is your USB drive listed. Right-click cmd and click Run as administrator.ģ) Type the following commands into the cmd window and press the Enter key on your keyboard after each command:

We are now getting your USB flash drive ready by erasing the entire contents of the drive.ġ) Insert your USB flash drive into your computer.Ģ) Press the Start button on your keyboard, type cmd in the search box. Note: Please make sure that your USB flash drive is with at least 8 GB of free storage and that there is no important data in it since all the data will be erased completely later. In this post, we will show you in step by step guidance how to create and use the bootable USB flash drive to install Windows 7 from the very beginning. USB is a much faster way to go if you want to install Windows 7 from the scratch.

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