“Transfer” the ISO file into USB Flash Drive using Rufus.“Save” important files from USB Flash Drive to another place, as this will be “formatted” and emptied.Prepare USB Flash Drive that has a capacity of at least “4 GB” or higher to be used for Windows 7 installation.To install Windows 7 from USB Flash Drive with Rufus, follow these step by step below: This is a very lightweight application, with a tiny size that can transfer Windows Setup from ISO file and make external device “bootable”, so we can use it later as a normally using DVD for installation.
There are many software programs that can help to perform this task easily, one of them is Rufus. Not only that, even memory card or other external device can also be used. Inside the USB3 catalog you can create several subfolders with different USB 3.0 drivers for popular chipset models.USB Flash Drive can be an Alternative choice to install Windows 7 operating system that normally uses DVD installation disc. Unpack the archive with drivers to the USB3 folder.
Create a new directory c:\tmp, and create two subfolders inside it: mount and USB3. But in this article we will show you how to manually integrate USB drivers into the Windows 7 Install image without using third-party utilities.Īll the operations of modifying of the Windows 7 ISO image, described below, are performed on a computer running Windows 10.įirst of all, find USB 3.0 drivers for your chipset and download them from the vendor website (in our example, it is Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver for Intel® 7 Series/C216 Chipset Family). For example, ASRock (Win 7 USB Patcher), MSI (MSI Smart Tool), Intel (Windows USB Installation Tool for Windows 7), Gigabyte (Windows USB Installation Tool) and etc. Some motherboard vendors released special tools to integrate their USB drivers into your Windows 7 installation image.
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