I have the ISO file for Windows 10 installed on the laptop, but I do not know how to proceed…
Do not know what exactly you mean by that. However, Windows would pull me with another computer on a usb stick and then install Windows on your laptop. Finished
Burn it to a DVD with an appropriate program, such as CDBurnerXP, as ISO.
Is that synonymous with USB stick?
Sorry, I read it. Is that possible with the ISO file?
First of all: With such questions always the current operating system which is used with indicate. Depending on the version then offer different solutions and you ideally without third-party software gets along.
If you have downloaded the latest Windows 10 disk image (ISO format image), you can either burn it to a DVD or write to a USB stick (at least 8GB).
The image can actually be written directly to the download with the Media Creation Tool on a USB stick. Since the image was ready downloaded, a tool like Rufus offers itself. If the image was written to a USB stick, restart your computer and boot from the USB stick.
Rufus - https://github.com/...us-3.6.exe
How do you boot something from the USB stick?
Computers have a boot menu in which media can be temporarily selected. Depending on the motherboard and manufacturer another key must be pressed when turning on the computer.
Normally, when switching on, it will be shown which key has to be pressed. Hold it down when you turn on your computer. Often it is the keys F1, F2, F12 or Escape. When the boot menu is displayed, simply select your USB stick. The rest will be explained by itself.
Do you have Instagram? I'm in the boot system, but can't move anything up or down
Do you have Instagram?
I do not have an Instagram.
I'm in the boot system, but can't move anything up or down
If you're really in the boot menu, just navigate with the cursor keys. What do you mean with the move? All you have to do is select the USB stick as the boot medium (select and press Enter).
What should I choose?
USB: SMI USB DISK
USB: GENERIC MULTI-CARD
USB: LINUX FILE-CD GADGET?
I doubt you are in the boot menu. With the entries so little can start. Which operating system is currently installed?
Windows Vista, and yes, I'm in the boot menu. In my new entries you can see it too. I did not enumerate the hard drive, etc., because it is certain that I do not want to boot it
If so, select USB as boot medium. Otherwise, take a screenshot with your phone, upload it and show it here. Pictures usually say more than a thousand words.
Photo is on the penultimate question, but I'm making progress now
At least for newer devices, the name of the USB stick is displayed. Select your "USB: SMI USB DISK" and if I'm not completely mistaken, the installation routine Windows 10 is loaded.
You have to go to the windows homepage, download the tool and install it on a formatted 8gb stick. Say goodbye to your ISO file
Okay, I'll try it
Which tool?
