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Creating Windows 10 media: Windows starts burning the selected USB flash drive with the downloaded setup ISO file.Verifying your download: Windows verifies the download ISO file for its integrity.Downloading Windows 10: Windows starts downloading the installation setup ISO file.Step 8: You’ll see the following three status messages one by one until the completion of the process: Step 7: The next window displays all the connected removable storage devices select the one that you want to use by clicking on its name, and then click Next.

The other option, ISO file will create an ISO file of the downloaded setup file, which you can burn on a DVD or USB flash drive to make a bootable disc. Select USB flash drive because selecting this will create our bootable installation disc. You have two options here – USB flash drive, or ISO file. Step 6: Next, you have to select to destination for your Windows setup file. You can manually select options by unticking the checkbox that says Use the recommended options for this PC. By default, Windows selects the recommended options for your PC. Step 5: Select the operating system Language, Edition, and Architecture in the next window. Select the second option, and then press the Next button. Step 4: The next screen gives you two options – Upgrade this PC now, and Create installation media for another PC. Step 3: In the Windows 10 Setup window, click on Accept button if you accept the License Terms.

It will open the Windows 10 Setup window. Step 2: Open the Media Creation Tool by double-clicking the MediaCreationTool.exe file that you just downloaded. Step 1: Download Windows 10 Media Creation Tool by visiting the following link:Ĭlick on the Download tool now button to download the tool now. Steps to Create a Bootable Windows 10 USB Flash Drive A Bootable Windows Installation Disc can be used perform various operations such as performing a complete operating system reinstall also known as clean install, upgrading your computer, or repairing your previous installation of Windows.
