It lets you control and create a portable USB flash drive to get the latest or your favorite Linux distributions installed easily.Įven though Linux is sometimes considered as the programmer’s choice when it comes to operating systems, you certainly won’t need to be one to control this application. If you’re looking to run a Linux distribution straight from the USB drive, you will need a utility tool like this one. That's it, now you can plug in your computer to install Windows as usual.Universal USB Installer is an easy to use application that allows you to create Linux distributions and installations straight from your USB drive easily and intuitively. USB Universal Installer will extract the ISO file to a temporary folder, then transfer the data to USB so it will be slower than Rufus, or xBootġ quick tip to check if the USB boot creation is successful is that you look at the file size of the autorun.inf file in USB, if the capacity is 1KB, it means the USB is successful, if it is 0KB means is unsuccessful, and you need to do it again: The program is running, and when we tested it, we found that the Universal USB Installer took a long time, depending on the Windows ISO file size, and the read and write speed of the hard drive on your computer:
Note that at this step, the Universal USB Installer will display something, you can press Yes: Then click Create to start creating a Windows USB stick.
Select USB in Step 3, and check the We will format. to avoid the case that the software prevents the Autorun file of the ISO file offline. Note that before proceeding to create USB Boot, install Windows with Universal USB Installer you should temporarily turn off the security program, antivirus. does the same.Īs an example here, I will create a USB device with Windows 7 installed, then select Windows 7 Installer, then Browse to the installed ISO file of Windows 7
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