I found a great tool to create a Windows 8.1 Portable USB drive or
external HDD. This tutorial is about installing Windows 8.1 on a USB, not about Installing Windows 8.1 from a USB drive.
2. A 15 GB USB 3.0 or larger flash drive.
3. Access to a computer with Windows Operating system installed that can boot from a USB drive.
[click here to learn how].
1. Download and Install WinToUSB here or here. You’ll need to run the software by Administrator before you can install WinToUSB.
2. Run WinToUSB, you’ll be prompted to choose your ISO file or disc. Click the small folder button to browse for it, select the operating system you want to install, then click Next.
3. You’ll be asked to select your hard drive and choose the system and boot partitions. With a USB as your hard drive you should just be able to select the first partition as system and the second partition as boot, as shown below.
4. When you click next, the installation will begin. This process might take awhile depending on your computer speed.
5. That’s it! It’s. Just plug in the USB onto any windows computer, restart the computer, Change the boot sequence in the BIOS and boot from the USB drive just like you would boot from CD/DVD drive.
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Requirements:
1. A Windows 8.1 ISO or Windows 8.1 Disc.2. A 15 GB USB 3.0 or larger flash drive.
3. Access to a computer with Windows Operating system installed that can boot from a USB drive.
To Create the Portable USB Drive:
If you don’t have an .ISO you can create one from a Windows 8.1 disk or a Windows 7 Disk without even installing any software.[click here to learn how].
1. Download and Install WinToUSB here or here. You’ll need to run the software by Administrator before you can install WinToUSB.
2. Run WinToUSB, you’ll be prompted to choose your ISO file or disc. Click the small folder button to browse for it, select the operating system you want to install, then click Next.
3. You’ll be asked to select your hard drive and choose the system and boot partitions. With a USB as your hard drive you should just be able to select the first partition as system and the second partition as boot, as shown below.
4. When you click next, the installation will begin. This process might take awhile depending on your computer speed.
5. That’s it! It’s. Just plug in the USB onto any windows computer, restart the computer, Change the boot sequence in the BIOS and boot from the USB drive just like you would boot from CD/DVD drive.
DONE!!
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