In the era of Windows XP, as far as I remember, installing a computer operating system was still using a CD or DVD.
Getting here – here is familiar with the name netbook, which is a small device usually measuring 12 inches and below without being equipped with a cd/dvd drive, so it makes me wonder how to install the operating system.
Do you use an external cd/dvd or use a usb flash drive? I was looking for info, it turns out that there is software from Microsoft, namely Windows USB/DVD, this software functions to make a USB flash drive a means to install the operating system.
1. Select Software to install windows usb
- Download the software on the official Microsoft website https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56485
- Select download, then select the type of software you want
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| type of windows usb/dvd |
- Check the type of choice then select next
- After you finish eating, continue to install the software
2. How to use windows usb/dvd
- Open the windows usb/dvd software
- Select the windows operating system file, which is commonly used is the .iso file type, if you don’t have it, it can be downloaded on the official Microsoft website, next
- Select the Type of USB Device to create a copy os file on the usb flashdisk
- Choose Begin Copying
- Wait for the process
- Done
3. How to install windows using a flash drive
- Turn on/restart the computer
- Enter the system BIOS, using the f2, f9 or del keys depending on the device you have
- To change which device the system reads first, we select boot, swipe using the navigation directions on the keyboard
- Usually the boot settings are set on the hard drive / hard disk
- Convert it to a USB flash drive or removable device
- Then Save and Exit
- In some cases I have experienced that if a device is not pressed enter it does not enter Windows install mode, but there are also devices that automatically enter Windows install mode.
- Next, install the operating system
- Done
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