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Installing Windows 10 from a Downloaded ISO using Rufus

Microsoft’s official download for Windows 10, also known as the “Windows 10 Installation Media” or simply an ISO file, offers an easy and convenient way to install the operating system on your new PC. This guide will walk you through the steps to use Rufus, a popular third-party tool from Western Digital (the same company that produces external hard drives), to successfully install Windows 10 from the downloaded ISO.

Prerequisites

Before we begin, make sure you have:

• A Windows 10 ISO file (obtained from Microsoft or another trusted source)

• Rufus installed on your computer

• Your new PC’s USB drive or SD card with enough space for installation

Step-by-Step Instructions

• Download and Install Rufus: Visit the official Rufus website and download the latest version of the tool for Windows.

• Launch Rufus: Run Rufus as an administrator, either by searching for it in your Start menu or double-clicking on its icon to launch it directly from the desktop.

• Select the USB Drive or SD Card: In the Rufus interface, you’ll see a list of available storage devices connected to your computer. Select the USB drive or SD card where you want to install Windows 10.

• Choose the Language and Partition Scheme: Set the language for Windows 10 and choose the partition scheme (e.g., NTFS or FAT32) based on your PC’s specifications.

• Create a Bootable Install Media: Rufus will create a bootable install media for Windows 10 on your selected USB drive or SD card.

• Write the ISO to the USB Drive: Once Rufus has finished creating the bootable media, you can write the Windows 10 ISO file onto the USB drive. To do this:

* Select “ISO” from the dropdown menu (this will create a new ISO file on your selected device).

* Navigate to the location of the downloaded Windows 10 ISO file.

* Choose the desired partition and write mode for the ISO file.

• Verify the Installation: Once Rufus has written the ISO file, you can verify that it was successful by checking the boot menu on your computer. The boot order should now include the new Windows 10 installation from the USB drive or SD card.

Tips and Reminders

• Make sure to use a high-capacity USB drive or SD card with enough space for installation.

• Ensure the ISO file is created on a disk with at least 32 GB of free space (this will allow for the installation process).

• Be cautious when writing the ISO file, as incorrect settings can lead to issues during the installation process.

By following these steps and using Rufus to create a bootable Windows 10 install media from your downloaded ISO file, you should be able to successfully install Microsoft’s latest operating system on your new PC.