From the Command Prompt, type diskpart and then when the utility has loaded type list disk. After plugging in your USB Key Disk, open a command prompt as administrator (Click Start > type command > right click “Command Prompt” and click “Run as Administrator”)Ģ. Select the wrong disk to use diskpart on, and you can do a lot of damage!ġ. WARNING:- Be *very* careful when using the diskpart utility. Windows XP, sadly, won’t allow you to do this. Fourth – make sure you run this process on a Windows Vista or Windows 7 machine.Most PC’s built in the last three years will have this option available – if you can’t see it, seek out a BIOS upgrade from your PC manufacturer web-site, then look again post-upgrade. Third – make sure you’ve turned on the option to boot from USB Key Disk in the BIOS of your PC.Second – make sure you have a USB Key Disk of 4GB in size or more to enable you to store all the Windows 7 installation files.First – make sure you have a Windows 7 installation disk or ISO!.
CREATE BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS 7 CMD DISKPART HOW TO
Installing Windows 7 from a USB Key Disk is the fastest way to get Microsoft’s latest Operating System on to your PC – I’ve seen installs take 15 minutes or less from boot-up – and here’s how to do it. If you’re installing Windows 7 to a Netbook, then you’ll pretty much need to know how to do this as you won’t have a DVD-ROM to boot from. If you’re still installing Windows 7 to a PC from DVD, then you’re missing a trick to speed up installation times. I recently showed our IT Support team how to use this method for working with Windows 7, I hope it’s useful for you too.
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