Bootable USB installer for Win7
You’ll need a DVD or ISO of Win7 and have your USB drive plugged in. Take note – this is going to erase it. Bear in mind you can create a Win7 64 bit installer with this procedure, but you cannot create this install on a Win7 54 bit machine. Good job Microsoft.
- Download DiskPart.
- Launch DiskPart by entering diskpart at the start menu or in a command prompt.
- Enter list disk.
- Enter select disk # where # is the appropriate disk number.
- Enter clean.
- Enter create partition primary.
- Enter active.
- Enter format fs=fat32 quick.
- Enter assign.
- Copy all files from the DVD or ISO to the USB drive and it’s good to go.
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