Regardless of your reasons for creating a bootable Windows 10 USB drive manually, here are the steps on how to do it.

Secure Boot is a setting that makes sure only official software runs on your PC, and it needs to be enabled for Windows 11 to work. Here's how to enable it.

It's possible to boot a Windows 10 computer from a USB drive, as long as you have the right settings on your computer and USB. Here's how to do it.

1] Create a bootable recovery drive On a PC that’s already running Windows 10, plug in a USB flash drive and create a bootable drive using the Windows Recovery Media Creator.

Step 1: Create a bootable recovery drive. On a PC that's already running Windows 10, create a bootable flash drive using the Windows Recovery Media Creator (RecoveryDrive.exe).

A clean boot starts Windows 11 with only essential drivers and apps to troubleshoot problems, and in this guide, we'll teach you how to use it.

That's it. Once the Windows 7 files have completed copying, insert your USB flash drive into a computer and boot it up to start the Windows 7 installation.

The Windows 11 POST process happens quickly for improved startup times, leaving little room to hit the designated setup key and access the BIOS menu. Here's how ...