Hi, I have tried to create a custom Windows 10 bootable USB drive. But I failed. How do I create a custom Windows 10 bootable USB? What software can I use to create one? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
To create a Windows 10 bootable USB drive, you can use Windows Media Creation Tool or a professional bootable USB creator, such as EaseUS OS2Go.
To create a Windows 10 bootable USB with Media Creation Tool, you can perform the following steps:
Step 1. Format your USB flash drive and connect it to your computer.
Step 2. Visit Microsoft's official site to download the Media Creation Tool. When the download is finished, click "Create installation media for another PC" to access it.
Step 3. Create Windows 10 bootable media with the Media Creation Tool.
Step 4. Choose which language, edition, and architecture you want your Windows 10 to be installed.
Step 5. Choose USB flash drive and click Next.
Step 6. Select the "ISO file" and then click on "Next".
Step 7. The Tool will start downloading the required files.
Step 8. Once it is done, choose where you want to save the ISO file and click on "Create".
However, sometimes, you may encounter the Windows Media Creation Tool not working issue.
Another way to create a Windows 10 bootable USB drive is using EaseUS OS2Go.
It is a professional bootable USB creator for Windows 11/10/8/7. It enables you to create a bootable USB drive without using an ISO file. In addition, it lets you install Windows 10 without a Microsoft account and make a bootable Windows USB drive for macOS. It can also help you to play Windows games on your Mac computers. Finally, it is worth noting that it lets you install two operating systems on one computer.
You can create a custom Windows bootable USB using Media Creation Tool or EaseUS OS2Go.
Related article: How to Create a Windows 10/11 Bootable USB
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