How to Create a Windows 10 Bootable USB Drive for FREE

How to Create a Windows 10 Bootable USB Drive for FREE
Sometimes we need to reinstall windows 10, for that we will need a bootable USB flash drive with Windows 10 on it. I will show you two ways on how to create a bootable USB with windows 10 on it.

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2 Methods for creating Bootable Windows 10 USB

[TinyMaths]

Said it recently, and will say it again; my go-to channel for any computer issues.
Because other solutions you have given worked for me, I now view your channel as a 'viable' source of information whenever I need to fix an issue. Thanks again.

[joedeats]

Thanks for doing this. I’ve never used a usb stick to install windows but you made it very simple.

[stevevanhooke]

can't seem to Finish this! at the end of the second tool (ISO) download it says we need more space! I used a 30gb usb then tried a 100gb hdd too so I bought a brand new 16gb usb and guess what! still it says "we need more space" any help would be appreciated tx.

[richlyons]

Thanks so much for the video Brian. No nonsense and right to the point. Liked and subscribed Sir!

[lordgargamel]

Just to be sure, is the Ruffus method an entirely different way to go about this or is this whole thing the same process start to finish?

[NTWL]

Very nicely done - thank you! I have question on a related topic. Years ago, I created a bootable utility CD. It boots to the command line prompt of Windows 98 SE. From there I run some disk utilities that are on the CD as well. As you have mentioned, many if not most newer machines do not have optical drives, so what I would like to do is make a bootable USB drive that does the same thing as the CD. You might wonder as to why I want to keep it as Windows 98 SE. Firstly, it boots up quickly as compared to using other Windows versions like PE. Secondly, the utilities I use run as text-screen programs and run well under Win98 SE. Thirdly, the memory foot print is small, and therefore ideal for messing around with older boxes that have limited RAM. Mostly what I use these utilities for is fixing messed up hard drives. I can disk-write to absolute tracks and sectors on the disk. I have found this to be necessary on occasion when changing a box from Linux to Windows. Some versions of Windows do not touch the MBR area of the disk even when doing a system format. On those occasions, I have found it necessary to write directly to track 0, sector 0 and zero them out. The the MS Format used during the normal Windows OS install will now work correctly. I remember how funny it was to see the GRUB boot loader come up after freshly converting the box from Linux to Windows. Thank you for considering this question.

[Richie]

Another useful tutorial on making a windows Installer.

[djklink]

Awww man I was hoping to magically get a free USB too 😏🤡👌

[brentsummers]

Very good video thanks. It is unfortunate that Microsoft still refer to burning the iso file to a DVD because for a year or three the Windows 10 64 bit iso will no longer fit on a standard dvd!
Sometimes it is a struggle to use Linux to make a bootable W10 flash drive. In this situation you could download the 32 bit Windows 10 iso which will fit on a DVD. Then install W10.
Then you could use the media creation tool to make a 64 bit W10 flash drive. Sure it is a long winded way of doing it but if you are a Linux user wanting to get back to Windows it does work.

[alexigch]

buen video. agregar que rufus tiene la opcion dual al presionar las teclas alt+e sirve para mbr y gpt
good video. add that rufus has the dual option by pressing the alt+e keys it works for mbr and gpt.

[TeddyBear-vbon]

thanks for this! it works! i can now finally boot my lenovo thinkpad t14!

[nick]

I always use Rufus to make a windows 10 USB drive.

[TheKetsa]

1 - install Ventoy on your USB key
2 - copy the windows ISO on it. DONE.
3 - Add any other ISO you might need. --> This is the practical solution.

[sandeepsingh]

What a coincidence, I am editing similar video 🤣

[vikrambakshi]

Can we Install Windows 10 on a USB and thereafter use this USB as the HD for Laptop....? Since my Laptop has no Internal HD

[ultralaggerREV]

So the green bar reached the max and still don’t get that final message, what to do?

[edgardocrespo]

Just reset my Windows 21H1, any reasons why the BIOS menus are unmoveable? Been working on it for 10 days and any suggestions would be very much appreciated. Aregato gusaimasu.

[SaraALM]

in the file system( Rufus) which one is better Fat32 or Ntfs ? and why? thank you

[neilspiring]

Good job.. could an external seagate HD work ?