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Windows 8 USB Installation Tutorial with Screenshots
This tutorial will teach you Windows 8 USB Installation. Screenshots are given to ease users. All you need is a usb flash drive of atleast 4GB and Windows 8 Pro iso file.
Steps for Windows 8 USB Installation
First of all Download this program. This is Microsoft genuine tool to make usb drive bootable.
After you have downloaded above Windows 8 USB tool. Now follow below steps.
Open this tool from your programs.
Then Click on Browse button and go to path where your windows 8 iso file is located. If you haven’t download windows 8 then you can download windows 8 Pro.
Click on WIndows 8 iso file and click on Open button.
Now from options click on USB Device.
From Drop Down box select your USB Pen drive letter e.g. H: or I: or G: and then click Begin copying. After the process is completed the USB is now bootable.
Turn off your computer and plugin USB. Now Turn on PC and boot from USB. Done.
If you have any issues with this tutorial then please comment here. I have also written the tutorial to install windows 7 from usb.
New Method 100% Working & Tested
Download the Rufus Software from Download Button and Open it.
After you open it. Follow Below Steps:-
- Plug in your Pen Drive into USB Flash Port.
- To make a Windows bootdisk (Windows XP/7) select NTFS as file system from the drop down.
- Then click on the buttons that looks like a DVD drive, that one near to the checkbox that says “Create bootable disk using:”
- Choose the XP ISO file.
- Click Start
- Done!
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This Post was Last Updated On: November 21, 2018
- #6 written by Jitndar singh 12 years ago
- #18 written by satish 12 years ago
- #28 written by Rahul Singh 12 years ago
- #30 written by GULRAIZ MALIK 12 years ago
- #32 written by GULRAIZ MALIK 12 years ago
Why don’t you use my tutorial which is easy for windows 8 usb installation http://getintopc.com/tutorials/windows-8-usb-installation-tutorial-with-screenshots/
- #46 written by Umbreen Fatima 12 years ago
- #49 written by Jimmy 12 years ago
If anyone is having trouble making a USB bootable. (I Was).. The program kept saying invalid format or something along those lines. I downloaded PowerIso then open the ISO and go to properties and check the box “UDP.” then save and VIOLA! Note: I tried magiciso etc.. None of those programs worked. It kept giving me errors and saying UDP was already checke
- #59 written by Amir Shaikh 11 years ago
- #63 written by Amir Shaikh 11 years ago
- #66 written by Druide Code 12 years ago
Follow this tutorial to fix this invalid iso error http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/
Download Universal USB Installer from here http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/universal-usb-installer-free-download/ and then install using USB
Win 8.1 has built in feature of auto shutdown at low power. follow this link to fix issue.
http://superuser.com/questions/679016/disable-automatic-shutdown-on-low-power-win-8-1- #83 written by Dimas 11 years ago
what a nice stuff, Ms. Fatima.. I don’t find any bad postings/comments on your review.
well, I have a pile of clarifying questions here about this OS because I never used win8.1 pro before. Can I use all of the win8.1 pro features after installing it? Is the installation the final step or is there any following step to use this OS completely?
Please forgive my curiousness, Ms. Fatima. I just want to ensure that I can use it completely. Thank you, Ms. - #84 written by Nanda S 11 years ago
- #87 written by Abdul Haseeb 11 years ago
if i succeeded to do all that stuff and while installing, my previous windows will definitely delete and during installation if any error comes then will wash my hands from both windows the former gets deleted and the latter did’nt run….stuck between …whats your point of view to reduce this type of major problem…..I love this site ……
Download bootsect file from this address and copy it inside your PC. Then try to boot.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/bootsect-exe-free-download/Yes of course it will work. If you hit any issues then you can follow this tutorial.
http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/Can you format your usb with NTFS file format? Then try to insert it. If still you hit into problems. Then follow the tutorial.
http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/- #109 written by vinay 11 years ago
- #112 written by rizla7861 11 years ago
- #115 written by Àlì Al-Taai 11 years ago
- #118 written by Persis Lawrence 11 years ago
Can you follow this tutorial to fix this invalid ISO error?
http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/
- #122 written by himanshu 11 years ago
- #127 written by Sary Palani 11 years ago
- #129 written by ᵔᴥᵔ Papa Mustafa ᵔᴥᵔ 11 years ago
- #133 written by Zafar Baig 11 years ago
- #138 written by Mohahmmad Gulzar Alam 11 years ago
Follow this tutorial to fix this issue.
http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/- #142 written by Rabbia Naveed 11 years ago
- #146 written by sabari 11 years ago
- #149 written by Rabbia Naveed 11 years ago
This issue comes when you are making boot of 64 bit on a 32 bit laptop.
You can follow this tutorial to fix boot sector issue.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/bootsect-exe-free-download/- #153 written by Bhavesh Laddagiri 11 years ago
- #160 written by CY 11 years ago
- #164 written by llewmij 11 years ago
- #169 written by Thomas Hansom 11 years ago
The file is 100% valid and official Untouched Image. You can follow this tutorial to fix this.
http://getintopc.com/tutorials/fix-selected-file-is-not-a-valid-iso-file-error/
I think boot was not made correctly. Did you add bootsect.exe file to usb?
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/bootsect-exe-free-download/You can use this tool.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/universal-usb-installer-free-download/Use Universal USB Installer.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/universal-usb-installer-free-download/- #207 written by Marvin Andaya Esternon 11 years ago
- #211 written by Anthony Sojor 11 years ago
- #222 written by Jeffrey Kek 11 years ago
Yeah it is right. You can follow this tutorial.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/system-tuning/ccleaner-free-download/- #224 written by Vineet 11 years ago
Use universal USB Installer or rufus.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/rufus-free-download/
- #237 written by Simon Crawford 11 years ago
Follow this link for WIndows 8.1
http://getintopc.com/softwares/operating-systems/windows-8-1-download/- #244 written by Daman 11 years ago
This means your are making 64 bit iso bootable from a 32 bit PC.
Use rufus or simply copy bootsect into usb.
http://getintopc.com/softwares/utilities/bootsect-exe-free-download/
- #249 written by himanshu 11 years ago
- #251 written by Nguyen Khoi Tran 11 years ago
- #253 written by Mihir Shah 11 years ago
- #256 written by Tamniche DoesMCPE 11 years ago
- #272 written by Ardi Natan 10 years ago
hi. pease help me. i have this windows 8 pro running on my laptop now.i didnt buy the original.the repair men installed it for me at computer shop .i want to try 8.1 pro ,ive made a bootable usb from microsoft. what should i do now ? will the installation will accept my license from windows 8 pro running on my laptop now? if not. what should i do ?
- #276 written by Abdul Moeed Irsahd 10 years ago
- #281 written by Quest_4Destination 10 years ago
Well sorry you have selected wrong ISO of such big size of 5.56GB, sorry to say neither it will fit on DVD nor on USB in a bootable form. What you need to do is just to again download ISO within range of 4GB. In that case you would be able to store it on any media like USB or DVD.
As you already know that you have once installed Windows from USB so I have a question why you have downloaded such big size ISO? Is there any particular logic?
In my opinion never such big size ISO ever because these are totally wastage of all storage and time resources, however if you are interested in downloading then ISO within 4GB range would be best choice for any medium of installation. If you have any question you can ask.
- #296 written by Seyi 2 weeks ago
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