How Can I Create Windows 7 Bootable USB Free Now?

What You Need if you are going to create windows 7 bootable USB: 

• USB Drive: Make sure it’s at least 4GB (back up any data on it because this will wipe everything).
• Windows 7 ISO File: You’ll need this file first. If you don’t have it, you can download it from Microsoft’s
• official site if you have a valid product key.
• Rufus: This is a free tool and one of the easiest ways to create a bootable USB drive.

Here are some steps to create Windows 7 bootable USB with Rufus:

1. Download Rufus:

• Go to the Rufus website.
• Download the latest version (it's usually just a single executable, so you won't need to install anything).

2. Prepare the USB Drive:

• Insert your USB drive into your computer.
• Open Rufus (you might need admin permissions).
• In Rufus, your USB drive should show up in the "Device" dropdown at the top.

3. Select the ISO File:

• Under "Boot selection," click on "Select" and navigate to where your Windows 7 ISO is stored. Choose that file.

4. Configure Settings:

• Make sure "Partition scheme" is set to MBR (if you’re using BIOS/UEFI) and "File system" is set to NTFS.
  You can leave the other settings at default unless you have specific needs.

5. Start the Process:

• Click on “Start” and then you’ll see a warning that all data on the USB will be destroyed. If you’re sure, click “OK.”
• Rufus will now create the bootable USB. It might take a few minutes.

6. Final Steps:

• Once Rufus is done, safely eject your USB.
• You can now use this USB to install Windows 7 on any compatible computer!