Use the diskpart command in win7 to start and install the USB flash drive.

Core tips: 1. First we need to find a 4 gb u disk and then insert it into the computer. 2. Open the Start menu in the lower-left corner of the screen and run the CMD command. Then you will see a control window popped up. 3. Enter the following content in the window: * first

　　

If you want to create a USB flash drive used to install the original version of Windows 7, but you do not want to download the XX boot disk creation tool of several hundred megabytes, let's take a look at this article, you can meet your needs.

There are many ways to enable a USB flash drive. The differences are compatibility, functionality, compatibility, and simplicity. U disk home

1. First we need to find a 4 gb u disk and then insert it into the computer.


2. Open the "Start Menu" in the lower left corner of the screen and run the "cmd" command. Then you will see a control window popped up.


3. Enter the following content in the window:


* First, type the 'diskpart' command;


* 'List disk': When you press this command, the system will automatically list all disks found on the computer, including the USB flash drive we just inserted.


* At this time, you can see the serial number (for example, #) of the USB flash drive, and then type 'select disk #';


* Type 'clean ';


* Type 'create partition primary ';


* Then, enter 'select partition 1 ';


* Enter 'active ';


* Enter 'format FS = FAT32 quick '.


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Now you can copy the Windows 7 installation file to the USB flash drive.


As long as you install the Windows system on your own, it is basically done here. No matter you want to install the Windows 7 System on any of your computers, you can insert the Windows 7 installation USB flash drive, no need to use a DVD drive. By the way, please remind us that when you use this USB flash drive to install Windows 7, do not forget to enter the BIOS after restarting the computer and change the system's preferred boot device to a USB external device!