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The need to install or reinstall the operating system on a computer can arise at any time. In this case, having a bootable USB flash drive or disk on hand will help a lot. The site already has an article on how to create a bootable USB flash drive. But keep in mind that you may need to reformat it to write other data, or you will simply lose it.

If your computer or laptop has a DWD-RW drive, then great option it will be that at home, just in case, there is also a boot disk with the desired operating system. In this article, we will look at how to create a Windows boot disk using various programs.

To create it, you will need a computer with a working operating system, the disc itself, the volume of which should be larger than the files you have that you are going to copy. Also, you will need a recording utility and an image operating system you want to record. A suitable program can be downloaded from the Internet, preferably from official sites. The system image can be downloaded via torrent, most likely it will be a file with the .iso extension.

Using the Astroburn Lite utility

So let's make a Windows boot disk using Astroburn Lite. You can read about the Astroburn Lite program and its installation on your computer by clicking on the link. Insert the disc into the drive and launch Astroburn Lite by clicking on the appropriate shortcut on the desktop.

In the main window, go to the "Image" tab and opposite the "Image" field, click on the magnifying glass "Overview".

Through Explorer, find the folder on your computer in which you have the appropriate ISO file, click on it with the mouse and click "Open".

In the Speed ​​field, select the speed to record. Here it is better to choose the most minimum value from the list.

I don't have an empty disk, so the window shown below looks like this. Yours will look a little different. Check the check box. In this case, immediately after recording, the program will check for errors.

Click "Start Recording" and wait for the process to complete.

This is how we burned the Windows boot disk from an ISO image using the Astroburn Lite utility.

With UltraISO

Now let's make a bootable disk using UltraISO. Download and install it on your computer.

After launching UltraISO, the following window will appear. Click on the button "Trial period".

Go to the "File" tab and select "Open" from the menu.

Locate the ISO file of the operating system you want to burn on your computer and click Open .

In the menu above, click "Burn CD image".

Check that the drive and file for recording are correctly selected, select the minimum recording speed. You don't need to change anything in the Record Method field. Click "Record" .

Wait a little and everything will be ready.

I will end with this. I think now you understand how to make a bootable disk from an ISO image with an operating system. Windows system using one of the programs described in the article.

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Dear readers, today we will discuss how to make a bootable disk or USB flash drive for Windows 7, 8.1 or 10 for a computer. But first, we will get acquainted with the basic requirements for performing these actions. And you will also need to find out what options for creating exist. After that, we will analyze each of these methods on detailed example. So, here are the options we will consider today: the option of recording an existing image of the operating system separately for both the disk and the flash drive. The last block will describe recording using a special utility from Microsoft if you did not download the image. This method is suitable for both disk and flash drives.

But before performing the stated procedure, we will need to make sure that you are fully prepared. That is, you have necessary tools and programs. In general, everything that is useful to you is described below:


• The disk must be at least 4.7 gigabytes in size. It is better to take two discs in advance, as there is a possibility that it will be recorded with errors. In this case, the second device will come to your aid. Please note that for some versions of the OS, this type of entry is completely unsuitable. It is best to use a bootable flash drive.
• When using a flash drive, we need at least eight gigabytes of storage. It must support the USB 0 type (almost all drives are suitable for this parameter). Naturally, nothing should be written on it. If there are any files and data there, then transfer them to another location.
• If you do not have a system image, then you will need an active internet connection. If you are using tariff plan with limited traffic, then we strongly do not recommend using this type of connection. You just can get a round sum in favor of your provider. Use only a connection with unlimited data traffic.



The process of creating a boot disk

• Some devices after reinstallation may not work due to the lack of drivers in the reinstalled system. In this case, take care of at least a driver for connecting to the Internet in advance. For example, if the laptop has Wi-Fi, then download the appropriate drivers for the version of the OS that you are going to install from the official website in advance. Otherwise, after reinstalling, nothing will work for you. That is, you will not have any drivers for the video card, no drivers for audio, and so on. And if you at least take care of the Internet, then you can download them all using standard Windows tools.
• Do not forget about transferring all the necessary files and data from your computer to external media. If your device has two local drives, where one is for the operating system, then you can transfer data to another. They will not disappear or disappear. The main thing is to choose this disk correctly, since one small mistake can lead to enormous loss of information. It is recommended to transfer personal files to an external storage medium. This can be either a regular flash drive or an external hard drive.
• As you noticed, there are a lot of nuances even before the main actions. If you have considered them all, then you can get to work. If you are going to install Windows 8.1 or 10, then it is recommended to immediately go to the last column “I don’t have an image, what should I do?”, Item “Windows 8.1 and 10”. Select the appropriate block and follow the instructions.

How to burn a boot disk?

• Insert a blank, blank disc into your computer or laptop drive.
• Find the previously downloaded image of the system you need from the Internet in the computer explorer.
• Right-click on it and select "Burn Disc Image".



Right-click on the image and select "Burn Disc Image"

• If this is not the case, then go to the fifth paragraph, which describes the use of a third-party program.
• In the window that appears, select the recording device that will serve as the disc inserted earlier. It is also recommended to check the checkbox next to check disk after recording.



In the window that appears, select the recording device

• When everything is ready, click "Record". Wait until the end of the program. Ready!

Please note that the standard way of writing an image can do this with errors, since it is done at the maximum speed, which negatively affects the image. Better to use third party program(if possible).

• Download the UltraISO utility and install it on your computer or laptop.
• Launch the application and click on the "File" tab of the top menu block. Then select "Open".



Click File and then Open

• Here we will have to specify the path to the disk image. We press OK.
• Now find the icon of a burning disk under the top menu block and click on it with the left mouse button.



Click on the burning disk in the top menu block

• Specify your disk as a write device and set the minimum speed so that the image installs without data loss.



Setting options for recording a disk image

• When all the parameters are set, click Burn or "Record" and wait for the process to complete. Ready!

How to create a bootable flash drive?

• To work, we need to install a special program called WinSetupFromUSB. To be honest, the word "installation" here will be too loud: after downloading the file, you will only need to unpack the archive and run the version for your OS bitness (32-bit or 64-bit).
• So, download the required archive from the official website of the utility http://www.winsetupfromusb.com/downloads/ and unpack the archive.
• Run the desired file, as described above in the first paragraph.
• The main window of the utility will appear, where we will set the necessary parameters.



WinSetupFromUSB main window

• At the very top we install a flash drive on which the Windows system will be installed.
• Check the boxes next to AutoFormat it with FBinst, which will preparatory work for your drive.
• In the next Add to USB disk block, check the box next to the desired version of the operating system (the one you are going to install). Then click on the button on the right with three dots and specify the path where the iso file with the system image is stored. Please note that the checkboxes are only opposite those versions of the systems that you have added. That is, if you install only Windows 7 or 8, then there will be one checkmark.
• Now click on the Go button and wait for the utility to do its job. This process may take some time, so do not panic to pull out the flash drive, restart the computer, and so on. When everything is ready, you will see a corresponding message in the program window.

I don't have an image, what should I do?

If you have not downloaded the image and think that everything is bad, then you are very much mistaken. In fact, you are much more fortunate than those who had a file prepared in advance for recording. The fact is that Microsoft has prepared for its users a very handy tool, which will do all the work for you (applies to Windows 8.1 and 10). For those who want to put a seven, you still have to tinker. Select the desired OS version and go to the corresponding block.

Windows 7

• Go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows7.
• At the bottom of the page, write the activation key and click the "Check" button.
• The system will automatically provide you with a link to download official images specifically for your key. That is, you do not have to guess whether your key is suitable for Home Basic or Professional.
• Please note that the key that came with your device (the sticker on the back of the laptop, for example) will not work here. But you can activate the system with such a key.
• To burn an image, use the above methods to create a disk or flash drive.

Windows 8.1 and 10

• You are far more fortunate. Now you will know why.
• If you want to install the eight, then follow the link https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows8 and download the tool using the button at the bottom of the page.
• If you are going to put the top ten, then go to https://www.microsoft.com/ru-ru/software-download/windows10 and also download the tool using the blue button of the same name.
• Run the downloaded tool on your computer or laptop.
• Select the language, OS version, and system bit depth. If you doubt the latter, then look at the bit depth in the computer properties window. To do this, open "My Computer" or simply "Computer".
• Right-click in an empty space and click "Properties".





Find out the bitness of the system

• When the first options are selected, click the "Next" button.
• Following the prompts on the screen, select the USB flash drive or disk on which you are going to burn the image. Confirm all your actions.
• Wait for the image to finish downloading and burning. The speed of these actions depends on the speed of your Internet. Ready! You can proceed to reinstall or simply pull out the image media.

Conclusion

Dear friends, today we have completely sorted out the question of how to make, burn and create a bootable disk or USB flash drive for Windows 7, 8.1, 10. We hope that everything worked out for you and you have successfully done your job. Tell us in the comments which of these many ways helped you in the implementation of your ideas.

For Windows installation you need a boot disk or a bootable flash drive. In this article, I will talk about the easiest and most reliable ways to create bootable media that work with any Windows versions(XP, 7, 8, 10).

If you are reinstalling Windows on an old computer, I recommend that you run. Prepare in advance.

If you purchased Windows on DVD and your computer or laptop has a DVD drive, then you do not need this article, go to the next article "".

2. Select bootable media

If you have a Windows installation disk, but your computer or laptop does not have a DVD drive, then you will need a computer with a DVD drive to create a bootable USB flash drive from the installation disk. Go to the "" section.
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If you received Windows in the form of an image file, then you need to create a boot disk or USB flash drive. If your computer or laptop has a DVD drive, it's easier and more reliable to use a DVD. Prepare 2-3 blank DVD-R 16x discs and proceed to the " " section.

If your computer or laptop does not have a DVD drive or you are too lazy to go to the store for discs, then take a 4 GB flash drive and go to the "" section.

3. Create a disk image

We use the Daemon Tools program to create an image file from the Windows installation disk, which will later be needed to create a bootable USB flash drive. You can download it at the end of the article in the "" section.

3.1. Installing Daemon Tools

3.2. Creating an image in Daemon Tools

Insert the Windows installation disc into the DVD drive and close the autorun window if it appears. Find the "DAEMON Tools Lite" shortcut on the desktop or in the "START" menu and launch the program. Click on the floppy disk icon "Create Disk Image".



Verify that the correct drive is selected in which you inserted the Windows installation disc. The drive letter in Windows Explorer and in the program window must match.



Uncheck the box "Add to Image Catalog" and click on the button with three dots "..." to select a folder to save the image file. Please note that it can take up to 3.5 GB.



I recommend saving the image file on a separate disk partition (for example, "D"). In the "File name" column, enter, for example, "Windows_7" so that you can later understand what kind of file it is. I recommend not to use Russian letters and spaces in the title. In the "File type" column, be sure to select "Standard ISO images (*.iso)" and click "Save".



Check that everything is correct and click "Start".



The process of creating an image takes only 3-5 minutes. At the end, the message "Image creation completed" should appear. Click the "Close" button and close the main program by clicking on the cross.



If you get an error message or the process freezes in place, then either the installation disc or the DVD drive is damaged. Try wiping the disc dry soft cloth and try again or use a different computer.

4. Create a boot disk

We need Astroburn to burn the image file to DVD. You can download it below in the "" section. If you plan to use a flash drive to install Windows, then skip this section.

4.1. Installing Astroburn

Installing the program is quite simple. Run the setup file and click "Next" a few times.

4.2. Burning a disc in Astroburn

Insert a blank disc into your DVD drive and close the autorun window if it appears. Find the "Astroburn Lite" shortcut on your desktop or start menu and launch the program. Switch to the "Image" tab and click on the icon to the right of the "Image File Path" field.



Find where the file is located on your disk - Windows image, select it with the left mouse button and click "Open". For example, I have all the disk images on the "D" drive in the "ISO" folder.



Check again that you have selected the correct file and that the Check box next to the name of the DVD drive is checked. This will make sure that the disc was burned without errors and that the Windows setup process will not stop unexpectedly. I also recommend setting the write speed to 8.0x, this is optimal for DVD-R discs 16x. Click "Start Recording".



The process of burning a disc together with verification takes up to 10 minutes. Close the program when finished recording. If an error message appears or the process freezes in place, then either you got a bad disc or the DVD drive is worn out.



Try to burn again on a new disc, if not, then use another computer.

5. Create a bootable flash drive

5.1. Ways to create bootable flash drives

There are many ways and programs to create bootable flash drives, from manually typing commands on the command line to using Linux bootloaders. The disadvantage of the command line is that it is difficult for beginners and prone to errors. The disadvantage of Linux bootloaders is that such flash drives do not boot on all computers.

Is there some more official program from Microsoft to create bootable flash drives "Windows USB / DVD Download Tool". It is very easy to use and flash drives written with it will boot on most computers. But this program has a number of limitations. For example, to use it in Windows XP, you need to additionally install a few more bulky add-ons (.NET Framework 2.0 and Image Mastering API v2), and in order to create a bootable USB flash drive in Windows 7 x32 to install Windows 7 x64, you need to copy it to the program folder an extra file or fiddling with the command line. There are other problems with the program as well.

So I decided to give you just one, but simple and reliable way creating bootable flash drives, which is suitable for any operating systems and computers, using the Rufus program.

5.2. Using Rufus

The Rufus program is designed to create bootable flash drives for installing various operating systems, including Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1, 10. It does not require installation and can be run on any of the operating systems from Windows XP to Windows 10, regardless of bit depth .

You can download this program in the "" section. Next, you will need any computer with Windows installed and a USB flash drive with a capacity of 4 GB or more.
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Insert the flash drive into the computer and if it contains valuable files, then copy them to HDD. Immediately after creating a bootable USB flash drive or when you have already finished installing Windows, they can be returned back.

It is not necessary to clean and format the flash drive, just run the Rufus program and check that the flash drive is selected in the "Device" field.





Find where on your disk the Windows image file is located, select it with the left mouse button and click "Open". For example, my previously created image is located on the “D” drive.



Now you need to select the type of boot partition (MBR or GPT) and firmware motherboard computer (BIOS or UEFI) on which Windows will be installed. It's not as hard as it sounds



MBR is a simpler and more reliable type of boot partition, but does not support hard drives larger than 2TB. If you don't have a 3TB or larger drive, I recommend using this type of partition to avoid some potential problems in the future.

GPT is a more advanced type of boot partition that supports very large disks. If you have a hard drive of 3 TB or more, then use this type of partition otherwise the computer will only see about 2.3 TB. In other cases, I do not recommend GPT partitioning, as there are various problems with it.

The motherboard firmware can be BIOS or UEFI. This can be found in the manual or on the website of the manufacturer of the motherboard or laptop, as well as visually when entering the Setup boot program. To do this, you need to hold down the "Delete", "F2", "F10" or "Esc" button immediately after turning on the computer. Which button to press can be read in the messages that appear immediately after turning on the computer.

In text form.



Graphically.



If the Setup program looks like the picture below, then this is a classic BIOS.



If as in the next picture, then this is UEFI.



So, if you have a classic BIOS, then select the item "MBR for computers with BIOS or UEFI" in the "Partition scheme and type of system interface" field. This is the most versatile option and the flash drive can be used for installation on different computers, both with BIOS and UEFI.



If you have determined for sure that you have UEFI and the disk size does not exceed 2 TB, then select "MBR for computers with UEFI interface". If you have UEFI and a disk of 3 TB or more, then select "GPT for computers with UEFI interface".

Next, you need to select "File system". If you selected "MBR for computers with BIOS or UEFI" in the previous step, then select NTFS. If the second or third item is with UEFI, then choose FAT32, since UEFI does not work with NTFS.



We leave the cluster size by default, and in the "Volume Label" field, you can write, for example, "Windows7 x32" (or x64), so that you can later determine what is on this flash drive.



Once again check all the settings and the correctness of the image selection. The selected disk image is displayed at the very bottom of the program. Instead of the name of the flash drive, "CD_ROM" can be written, until the drive letter must match the flash drive.



Click on the "Start" button and confirm the destruction of your flash drive along with the computer



Wait for the end of the recording, it may take from 3 to 20 minutes depending on the size of the image and the speed of the flash drive and should complete the full filling of the green bar and the inscription "Done" at the bottom of the program.



After that, you can add any files to the bootable USB flash drive and use it like a regular USB flash drive. If it is working, then this will not affect its operation as an installation disk. But safely remove the flash drive using the system tray icon.

5.3. Possible problems and solutions

Problems can arise due to a bad flash drive, a bad USB extension cable, a corrupted or incompletely downloaded image file from the Internet, or the computer itself on which the recording takes place.

Possible solutions:

• formatting and checking the flash drive for bad blocks
  (there is a checkmark in the Rufus program)
• inserting a flash drive into the rear USB port of the computer
• Windows Image Checksum Verification
  (for example, the Hash Calculator program)
• burning a flash drive on another computer
• flash drive replacement

As for checking the checksum of the image, usually the site where you download the image has its checksum (or hash). The checksum also needs to be calculated for the downloaded file using a special Hash Calculator program, which you can download below in the "" section. If the calculated checksum matches the one specified on the site, then the file has been downloaded without damage. If the hashes do not match, then the file is corrupted and needs to be downloaded again. Otherwise, during the process of burning a disc or installing Windows, errors may occur.

6. Links

That's all, in the next article we'll talk about booting from an installation disk or flash drive.

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Hello readers of the ComService blog (Naberezhnye Chelny)!

In this article, we'll figure out how to make a Windows 7 installation disk. The main purpose of an installation or boot disk is to install an operating system from it. Also, with its help, you can which you forgot or which you forgot to tell you. The Windows 7 installation disk is often used by us when restoring the system boot after or partition.

The Windows 7 installation disk will also help us enter the Windows PE environment from which you can roll back to any or use a pre-created system image. This will work if you have system protection enabled. In general, a boot or installation disk can make life a lot easier, so we need to know how to create it.

Article structure

1. Download the Windows 7 disk image

When creating an installation disk, we need an image of the latter. The easiest way to get it is to download it. Next, I'll tell you how and where I download disk images. You can use any assemblies downloaded from places convenient for you (please share the latter in the comments).

And now the most important. or the hash of the downloaded image. It is important to do this so that later there are no questions like “Why is my system not installed”. This is necessary so that we can be sure that we downloaded what the author of the assembly posted.

For Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 IDimm Edition v.17.14 x86/x64

MD5 - sums:

ISO: F5F51A544E3752B60D67D87A8AC82864

RAR: FE1A0883B74027C5C21332A3E2C83AA8

ISO: EA5FE564086214FCCF953354E40CE7C3

RAR: D2AEDB453BE924875718D3376614EE59

If you download from a torrent, then most likely your image will be in the form of . Use the appropriate hash sum.

You can check the checksum using MD5 File Checker.

Click " Review…» to select an image. Click " Calculate' to get the checksum. We copy the amount that the author of the assembly gave, paste it into the appropriate field and click " Check»

If the checksums match, the file is not damaged



You can safely create a Windows 7 installation disc.

How and where to download the original image of Windows 7 can be read and viewed.

2. Making a Windows 7 installation disk using built-in tools

The image has been downloaded. The checksums matched.

Insert a blank DVD-R or rewritable DVD-RW disc into the drive.

I will be using a rewritable DVD-RW disc. First, I'll wipe out all the information that was on the disk. Right-click on the DVD-RW disc in the Computer or Explorer window and select



We are warned that all data from the disk will be deleted. Click Further



Waiting for a couple of minutes


Disk erased. Click Ready



The disk is ready. Double click on the downloaded image. Usually (if you haven't installed any imaging software) Windows Disc Burner will open. If the window "Failed to open the file" appears. Click "Select a program from the list installed programs» and OK



Choose Windows Disc Image Burner and click OK



The Windows Disc Image Burner opens. From the dropdown list choose Recorder- Your burner. If you have one burner, do not touch anything from it will be selected automatically. Check the box Check disk after burning and click burn



Waiting for the end of the recording



I got an error while checking the disk. Press again Record



I confirm the removal of all data from the disk.

We are waiting for another error.

From the 3rd attempt on the 2nd disk it was possible to burn the image.

Click Close



The Windows 7 installation disc is ready to use.

3.Make Windows 7 Bootable Disk Using Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool

To create bootable or installation discs, Microsoft has created a simple utility- Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool . Follow the link and download it



Run the downloaded file (picture from the browser)



In the Security Warning window, click Run



The installation will start. Click Next





We are waiting for the installation to complete and click Finish



We launch the program from the shortcut on the desktop.

Click the button Browse and select the image of Windows 7



Click Next



Sometimes this program does not like images and a message appears



In this case, you need to make sure that the checksums match and try to create an installation disk using another program.



Then you need to insert a blank DVD-R or DVD-RW disc and press try again. I tried to insert an already recorded DVD-RW - nothing happened. It needs to be cleaned first. Inserted a blank DVD-RW disc and clicked Try again - everything went well



Click Begin burning to burn the installation disk



We are waiting for the end of the process of creating a bootable DVD



Close the window when finished.



An installation or boot DVD has been created.

Conclusion

We have successfully created a Windows 7 installation disc. The entire process is described as is. More precisely, how I do it, with all the rake. I did all this on a working computer, since there are no DVD drives. At home, I manage with bootable flash drives, which are much easier to create. I will try to describe in detail the process of creating such a flash drive in the next article.

I wish you success and fast.

If you want to edit the ISO image of Windows 7/8/8.1 before burning to disk - you .

Today, more and more netbooks and laptops are produced that do not have a CD drive. Preinstalled on Windows computer 10 or a previous version of this operating system may crash and freeze over time. If its recovery and other methods do not help, the system will have to be reinstalled. Since netbooks do not have a disk drive, in order to reinstall Windows you will have to make a bootable USB flash drive.

But even some owners of stationary PCs prefer to install the OS not from a disk, but from removable media, since it is easier to store and transfer it this way. You can write an image of the operating system to a USB flash drive through a convenient utility Ultra ISO. This instruction will help you to create such an image.

Preparing an image for recording via UltraISO

First, we need to download the ISO image of Windows 10. This can be done using the official website. To do this, follow the link: https://www.microsoft.com/ru-RU/software-download/windows10. If you are not satisfied with version 10 of the system, but need an earlier one, such as XP, 7 or 8, then find and download the appropriate image via the Internet.

To make a bootable flash drive, use only licensed clean software and do not download various modified versions, since, later, problems often arise with them when transferring system files and subsequent installation.

If you have Windows XP, 7, 8 or 10 downloaded, the next step is to install and run the UltraISO program (it's free to use for a month, by the way). In the working window of the program, click the open button, it is highlighted with a red square in the screenshot:



The corresponding tool for creating a bootable USB flash drive will be launched, and the image of the selected OS (XP, 7, 8 or 10) will open at the top of the program. You will see a list of system installation files and folders.



Preparing and writing an image to a USB drive via UltraISO

To create a bootable flash drive, you need to insert it into a USB port. It is worth noting that removable media must have at least 4 GB of memory. For Windows XP, you can use a flash drive of at least 2 GB. To successfully create an image, the USB drive must be formatted in FAT32. This can be done through the system: in the folder " My computer» right-click on the device and press « Format". In the settings, check FAT32.

All the necessary information, if any, on the flash drive must be stored in memory hard drive because formatting deletes all existing files. This operation can also be carried out later through a special window for recording and creating UltraISO.

If the USB drive is ready and inserted into the port, you can proceed to the next step. In the UltraISO window, in the menu, select the command "" → " Burn Hard Disk Image...».



A window for recording a hard disk will open, in which you need to select our USB drive (check under which letter Latin alphabet it is marked in the folder " My computer"). Here you can also format the flash drive if you have not done so before. Click the Burn button to burn the ISO image. Next, you will be warned that all information will be deleted. We press Yes. Next, the process of unpacking and copying files begins. We are waiting for the download to finish. Here you can see the approximate remaining time and recording speed, which will depend on the capacity of the computer.



After being notified that the recording is complete, you can close UltraISO and check for the presence of the image on USB drive. Depending on the system, the number of files will vary. For example, Windows XP takes up less memory and therefore has fewer files.

Then you can use the bootable USB flash drive at your discretion. It is ready to be installed on your computers. To do this, you need to start it on the desired device and then follow the prompts. If you've never installed Windows using a bootable USB drive before, read about how to do it.

As mentioned earlier, this ISO burning instruction can be used for any OS. It is best to have a bootable flash drive so that in the event of a system failure, you can use it. Please note that in the article about there are as many as 5 ways to create a bootable device from an ISO file.

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