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Creating a Bootable USB for Windows 7 Installation

After obtaining your Windows 7 .iso file, you'll need to set up a bootable USB device for installation.

Remember: A USB stick with at least 4 GB of space is necessary.

To make your USB bootable, use this tool:

Rufus

  1. Click here to download Rufus for free.
  2. Find the latest version of Rufus in the Download section and download it.
  3. Plug in your USB and launch the Rufus application.
  4. Hit Select and navigate to the Windows 7 .iso file you wish to use.
  5. Press Start and allow Rufus to configure the USB drive.
    6. Alert: A window titled Customize Windows Installation might pop up. Choose the Disable Data Collection option and wait for the drive setup to complete.
  6. When the setup reaches 100% completion, press Close; your USB is now ready for Windows 7 installation.
    7. Note: For PCs post-2020, select the GPT partition scheme. For older models, choose MBR.

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