bootable usb win7 64bit

[Guest]

???? all you need is select OS type. Name the label. Select the source. Output to your USB?

I mounted iso on G:\

USB path is F:\

And I get this error:

 

[Alibaladin]

I mounted iso on G:\

USB path is F:\

And I get this error:

 

Follow this steps:

 

Command prompt,

diskpart

list disk

select disk ? (USB)

clean

create partition primary

select part 1

format fs=ntfs quick

active

exit

 

Then use WBI creator again.

[Guest]

Follow this steps:

 

Command prompt,

diskpart

list disk

select disk ? (USB)

clean

create partition primary

select part 1

format fs=ntfs quick

active

exit

 

Then use WBI creator again.

still same error

[Alibaladin]

still same error

Command prompt,

diskpart

list disk

select disk ? (USB)

clean

create partition primary

select part 1

format fs=ntfs

assign letter=g (Choose other free letter)

active

exit

[Guest]

Command prompt,

diskpart

list disk

select disk ? (USB)

clean

create partition primary

select part 1

format fs=ntfs

assign letter=g (Choose other free letter)

active

exit

tried to assign H and I still get same error

[Guest]

-cut-

I created folder inside flash drive and it is doing something now... 

Will see what result will be

[Guest]

@Alibaladin

So I got this:

 

 

What to do now?

[Alibaladin]

@Alibaladin

So I got this:

 

 

What to do now?

Plug in your thumb drive and boot menu F12. Select the thumbdrive. Remember to backup any important data.

[Guest]

Plug in your thumb drive and boot menu F12. Select the thumbdrive. Remember to backup any important data.

That didn't worked...

Still getting error described in threads first post.

As for this program I think it only extracts ISO from installation disk and does not create bootable USB drive...

[Alibaladin]

That didn't worked...

Still getting error described in threads first post.

As for this program I think it only extracts ISO from installation disk and does not create bootable USB drive...

Go to Computer Management, Disk Management. Share screen.

[Guest]

Go to Computer Management, Disk Management. Share screen.

note: I formated it after last steps so its empty now

 

[Alibaladin]

Also command prompt again

 

Diskpart

List disk

Select Disk (the usb)

Detail Disk ? (the usb)

 

Share screen.

[Guest]

Also command prompt again

 

Diskpart

List disk

Select Disk (the usb)

Detail Disk ? (the usb)

 

Share screen.

after "detail disk 2" command I get " The arguments specified for this command are not valid. For more information on the command type: HELP DETAIL DISK DISKPART"

[Guest]

Also command prompt again

 

Diskpart

List disk

Select Disk (the usb)

Detail Disk ? (the usb)

 

Share screen.

[Alibaladin]

Any other thumb drive? Geez. I never had any problems with Sandisk.

[Guest]

Any other thumb drive? Geez. I never had any problems with Sandisk.

Other drive that I tried is SanDisk.

[Alibaladin]

Other drive that I tried is SanDisk.

Did it work?

[Guest]

Did it work?

No.

Will try to "burn" iso that wbi created to SanDisk now.

[Alibaladin]

No.

Will try to "burn" iso that wbi created to SanDisk now.

[Guest]

img

why would I do that?

[Alibaladin]

why would I do that?

Ok... Use WinToFlash. If still cannot.

[Blebekblebek]

are u sure you did the right thing? you don't need to mount the iso into virtual drive.

 

just follow this step, with rufus

 

file system format doesn't really matter

if this doesn't work I don't really know what else would except burning it to dvd (but you also need dual layer dvd for that iso)

[Guest]

@Alibaladin

@Blebekblebek

Burning ISO that was generated by WBI worked!

[Alibaladin]

@Alibaladin

@Blebekblebek

Burning ISO that was generated by WBI worked!

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[k4p84]

You can download an ISO matching your key from here : http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-recovery

 

Using the Windows 7 USB tool I linked to follow the attached steps...

 

Last two images are what you should end up with..