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Old May 21st, 2011, 09:18 PM
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Question Windows 7 Bootable Flash Disk (USB)
Hi, I purchased a new computer and new Windows7 installer. However, i don't have a cd rom yet.. I'm planning to use a flash drive (usb) to make a bootable win7. Would it work if i would copy the entire cd to usb?
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Hello,

I have a link to a tutorial on to do it but as a new user the forum doesn't allow me to post links.

Anyway go to google and type: "boot and install windows-7 from usb flash drive" and you see many tutorials on how to do it.


It is very simple; you just need a USB flash drive.

Any other help I'm ready...
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there is an official Microsoft Software which creates a bootable flash from DVD-ROM or ISO image.
search google for Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool
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