Make Flash Drive Bootable Using cmd

Steps by steps using cmd..

1. Insert your Flash Drive and go to start, Search for CMD.
2. Right Click on it and Run as Administrator.
 3. Once command prompt is open, type diskpart and hit enter. It will enter into disk partition management mode.
4. Type list disk  and hit enter, here you can see all the disk into your computer, it doesn’t show disk partitions but list of connected disk to your computer.
5.  After you get list of disk, recognize your flash drive by its size, here mine is 4 GB which is Disk 2,  now lets select flash drive by typing  select disk disk no.  eg  select disk 2  and hit enter.
6. Once Flash drive is selected type clean and hit enter, this command will erase everything from flash drive so make sure it does not contain your important files.
7. Now you need to make your flash drive as primary partition to do so type  create partition primary  and hit enter.
8. Once it is primary partition we need to make it active drive to do so type active  and hit enter on your keyboard.
9. Now you have to format your flash drive, type
 format fs=fat32 quick OR
 format fs=ntfs quick  OR
 format fs=ntfs
choose any one format and hit enter, this command will format flash drive mode.
10. Once flash drive is formatted you may not see it in My Computer to get it back you need to assign a literal to it, type assign  and hit enter.
All done you just made your flash drive  bootable , close this command prompt by typing exit and hit Enter.

Install Windows Using this bootable flash drive

1. Now you need to copy windows files from computer to flash drive if you have .iso file of windows then extract it using win rar.windows then extract it using win rar OR DLITE (Demon tools software)
extract windows files
2. After extracting windows files copy all files and paste them to Flash drive.
After transferring windows files to flash drive you are ready to install windows on any computer using this flash drive, remove and re-insert flash disk and it will get windows setup icon which confirms that it is bootable media now.
make flash drive bootable then install OS and enjoy with windows...
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