If you are creating the Bootable USB using another computer. Additionally, The tool automatically chooses the best settings, but you are free to roam around the settings. Now you need to open Rufus ( instructions here), drag-and-drop the Windows 10 ISO file inside the tool. First, you have to download both files (ISO and Rufus tool) to your computer, the ISO of Windows 10 you can download directly from Microsoft’s website or from here, or you can use the Windows Media Creator tool. For convenience, you can copy the files to the same folder. (Type Win+R and enter msinfo32 and look under system type). Don’t forget to check if your partition has enough space required to install Windows 10.īefore you start: Check whether your computer runs 32-bit or 64-bit operating system. You can also separately download Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft servers. Alternatively, you can use the Windows Media Creation tool to download Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft. Though, other tools like Windows 7 USB creator and Unetbootin will work the same.
It is widely used to create bootable USBs from all sorts of ISO and IMG files (most OS can be downloaded in such format). Rufus tool: We’ll use this tiny and lightweight tool to create a bootable USB of Windows 10.Windows 10 ISO, download ISO using our article, or get it from anywhere.3.Don’t worry USB is not required to install Windows 10, see why and how you do that. It doesnt matter if it is usb 3.0 or 2.0.
Some people told me that USB 3.0 won't work till you install the Driver / Mobo Driver for it Wonder if the brand matters.Īnother question is which I couldn't find the answer to.do I actually need Driver to even get my USB 3.0 ports to work ? On my current PC, all my peripherals are plugged into 2.0.so back when I was doing fresh Win 7 install I'm using a disc instead, so everything runs fine. So what's everyone's opinion ? My planned build Mobo would be a Gigabyte X370 Gaming 5. While Windows 10 has native support for USB 3.0 and most modern Mobo will work with USB 3.0 as well. Some claimed that only older generation hardware ( Mobo etc ) and Windows 7 you're unable to install the Windows using Flash Drive through USB 3.0. But the downside is, where the hell do you even buy new USB 2.0 Flash Drive and secondly isn't USB 2.0 like super duper slow ? Even a 3.0 is only like the speed of a 7200 RPM HDD which is rather slow as well. Well what I found out to be SAFE just go with USB 2.0 and with a USB 2.0 Flash Drive. My question is, which is the most stable and problem free and of course I would prefer the fastest ( that be USB 3.0 I guess lol ) way to fresh Install Windows 10 via Flash Drive. I tried Googling it myself I can mix answers and rather confusing.
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