Windows USB/DVD Download Tool for Windows

Create a bootable Windows version easily

Windows 7 USB DVD download Tool is a free utility that creates Windows DVDs and USB flash drives. This program can create bootable 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. You can download the software and install it on your computer. This will give you access to either a compressed ISO file or a group of compressed files. Microsoft Corporation developed the tool to install the ISO file onto a Windows computer.

You can use the program to boot Windows on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8 and Windows 10. It is worth noting that XP users will need to install Microsoft Image Mastering API as well as Microsoft.NET Framework 2. This may require some technical knowledge and experience. You will also need the full Windows ISO file.

The program needs 50 MB of free space on your hard drive, a USB device with at least 4GB space or a DVD-R. The program, the ISO file and either a 4GB flash or DVD-R flash drive are required to create Windows flash drives.

Windows USB DVD Download tool has a simpler interface than WinToFlash and WinToUSB. This program is designed for people with no technical knowledge or skills. The tool includes an "Online Help" section that connects you to someone in the Microsoft community. The program requires that you follow a few simple steps to create Windows flash drives.

After you have downloaded and installed the application, you will see a screen that says "Step 1 of 4, Choose ISO file". Below this information you have the option to either insert the source file, or search for the relevant file using the web browser.

If you are satisfied with the accuracy of the data entered, click the Next button located in the bottom-right corner. You will now be taken to Step 2 of 4, where you can choose your media type. You will find information here about how to copy the ISO file to a flash drive, or how to burn it to a DVD-R.

You will need a flash drive that has at least 4GB storage space if you choose the USB backup option. To continue, choose "DVD" from the lower-right corner of your screen. The program offers a "Start Over" option that will restart the boot order in order to create Windows backups.

Step 3 is where you verify that the media has been inserted. If the information on the USB or DVD is not visible, you can use the refresh key to help. Step 4 allows you to copy everything from your default Windows drive to another storage area. Before you begin the process to create Windows DVD/USB, it is important to copy all data from your DVD-R/USB flash drive. It will be overwritten if it isn't.

Windows 7 USB DVD download tool allows you to either skip this step or erase the drive in order to install a bootable copy of Windows. After the program has identified your drive or disc, click "Start Copying". Last but not the least, you will need to create a bootable disk. You'll see a loading bar in the middle of the page that will provide details about the progress.

After the integration is complete the main window will show "Bootable Device created successfully." The status will show "Backup Complete" and the "100%” tag. This is the best way to create Windows backups.

Windows USB DVD Download tool provides simple instructions for creating a bootable Windows operating system. The ISO file is all you need. You will only need the ISO file and a flash drive or DVD-R to use the program. There are many forums available to help you along the way. Microsoft Corporation has developed this program so you don't need to worry about its stability and reliability.