Windows USB/DVD Download Tool

The Windows 7 USB/DVD Download and install device enables you to create a duplicate of your Windows 7 ISO file to develop into a bootable USB flash drive or DVD.

When you purchase Windows 7 from Microsoft Shop, you have the alternative to download an ISO data or pressed data. The Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool enables you to create a copy of your Windows 7 ISO documents on a USB flash drive or a DVD. To develop a bootable DVD or USB flash drive, download and install the ISO data and after that run the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download and install tool. When this is done, you can install Windows 7 straight from the USB flash drive or DVD.

The ISO data contains all the Windows 7 installation files incorporated right into a solitary uncompressed data. When you download and install the ISO documents, you need to replicate it to some tool in order to mount Windows 7. This device enables you to create a duplicate of the ISO documents to a USB flash drive or a DVD. To set up Windows 7 from your USB flash drive or DVD, all you require to do is put the USB flash drive into your USB port or place your DVD into your DVD drive as well as run Setup.exe from the origin folder on the drive.

Note: You can not mount Windows 7 from the ISO documents up until you duplicate it to a USB flash drive or DVD with the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download device and also install from there.

The copy of the ISO data that the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool develops is bootable. Bootable media enables you to mount Windows 7 without needing to first run an existing os on your equipment. If you alter the boot order of drives in your computer system's BIOGRAPHIES, you can run the Windows 7 installment directly from your USB flash drive or DVD when you turn on your computer system. Please see the paperwork for your computer for details on how to change the BIOS boot order of drives.

You may make one copy of the ISO file on a disc, USB flash drive or other media in order to set up the software on a computer system. As soon as you have actually mounted the software on a computer system, the certificate terms that accompany the software put on your use of the software and replace these terms. The certificate terms for Windows 7, as soon as approved, allow you to make one copy of the software application as a back-up duplicate for reinstallation on the certified computer system. If you do not delete the duplicate of the ISO documents you made to set up the software on your computer system, then the copy of the ISO documents constitutes your back-up copy.