1. Open Command Prompt in Administrator mode
2. Type Diskpart and you will be in to the command-line disk management mode
3. Type LIST DISK, it will show the list of disk attached to your computer and by default disk 0 will be your Primary Harddisk attached to your computer
4. Type select disk <disknumber> (Here the disk number should be the USB disk number). Warning here dont select the wrong disk number because you will lose all data from the selected disk.
5. Type Clean this command will remove all data in your disk
6. Type Create Partition Primary
7. Type Format FS=NTFS Quick(If you are creating UEFI Boot the type FAT32)
8. Type Active this command will make your USB bootable
9. Type Exit
10. Now copy all the bootable file to this USB. For example if you have windows 7 or Window 10 ISO, extract the ISO and copy it into the USB
2. Type Diskpart and you will be in to the command-line disk management mode
3. Type LIST DISK, it will show the list of disk attached to your computer and by default disk 0 will be your Primary Harddisk attached to your computer
4. Type select disk <disknumber> (Here the disk number should be the USB disk number). Warning here dont select the wrong disk number because you will lose all data from the selected disk.
5. Type Clean this command will remove all data in your disk
6. Type Create Partition Primary
7. Type Format FS=NTFS Quick(If you are creating UEFI Boot the type FAT32)
8. Type Active this command will make your USB bootable
9. Type Exit
10. Now copy all the bootable file to this USB. For example if you have windows 7 or Window 10 ISO, extract the ISO and copy it into the USB
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