Once you are sure, click “Erase USB Device.”Īnother confirmation pop-up will ask you to make sure you are positive you want to erase whatever is left on the drive. Before you do so, double check to make sure you have not left anything on it you need. Then, click “Begin copying.”Ī pop-up will appear asking you if you want to delete anything left on your USB drive to continue. The steps for both are similar.įor a USB device, you will want to make sure you are choosing the right removable disk to make your bootable drive. So, select “USB device” or “DVD” to continue. If you do not, you will not be able to go forward.įor the purpose of this guide, we will be using a USB flash drive to create a bootable disk. Make sure to put either your USB device or DVD into your computer before continuing. If you choose to use a USB device, you can write over it as many times as you want and even reverse creating it into a bootable device to begin with. Keep in mind if you chose the latter, unless it is a RW DVD, you will only be able to use that DVD for this bootable operation. You can choose to create a bootable USB device or DVD. Once you have located the ISO, click on it and then click “Open.” The first step will be to choose the ISO file you need to be bootable.Īn ISO file is a system image of an operating system or other executable file. The Windows 7 USB/DVD Tool is a four-step process to create a bootable USB or DVD tool. When finished, click “Finish” to begin using the Windows 7 USB/DVD Tool.
It will take a few seconds for it to begin. Now, click “Install” to begin the installation. The Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool with open and walk you through the installation process.
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