Once you've done that, reboot, then follow the Windows installation instructions.Īnd that's about it! Take Windows 10 for a test-drive, then hit the comments to share your thoughts on the new OS. Ultimately, you need to force the machine to boot from the flash drive. Most likely, it won't be configured to boot from an external drive by default, so you may need to jump into a startup menu or the BIOS during the POST. Plug the flash drive into a USB port, then power up the system. Don't be alarmed (or confused) if an Explorer window appears for the flash drive just leave it alone until Rufus reports "DONE." Then you can close the program and drive window and remove the drive. Step 5: This will take some time, perhaps as long as 20-30 minutes. Create a Bootable USB Installer for Windows 10 Once downloaded, launch the media creation tool and click Accept when prompted.
(All the other default settings in Rufus should be fine.) Step 4: Notice the check box marked, "Create a bootable disk using." Click the drive icon at the far right, then navigate to wherever you saved the Windows 10 ISO file.
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