How to create bootable USB using Win32 Disk Imager

DOWNLOAD FILES

To create a bootable drive all you need is ISO file (Which you wants to write) and Win32 Disk Imager (Which you can download from here)

FORMAT THE REMOVABLE DRIVE

Before you perform writing it is always a good practice to plug and format the removable drive / USB Stick. (You can skip this step as the tool will automatically perform this step)

SELECT THE ISO IMAGE

Now Open the Win32 Disk Imager and select the ISO file which you want to write also select the Drive (USB Stick) from the option.

WRITING THE ISO IMAGE

After selecting file path, click on the ‘Write’ button. A pop-up will appears simply click on ‘Yes’. After completing file transfer a Success pop up will appear and you will able to remove the USB Stick, Done!

Features

This tool allow you to Flash / burn any ISO File and can make a bootable USB Drive! This tools mostly use to flash windows OS also Ubuntu can be Write on Drive using win32 Disk Imager. It’s an opensource software with very least bugs and easy to use interface. This utility can not write CD-ROMs. USB Floppy is NOT supported at this time.

Verify Image – Now you can verify an image file with a device. This compares the image file to the device, not the device to the image file (i.e. if you write a 2G image file to an 8G device, it will only read 2G of the device for comparison).
Additional checksums – Added SHA1 and SHA256 checksums.
Read Only Allocated Partitions – Option to read only to the end of the defined partition(s). Ex: Write a 2G image to a 32G device, reading it to a new file will only read to the end of the defined partition (2G).
Save last opened folder – The program will now store the last used folder in
the Windows registry and default to it on next execution.
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Download Win32 Disk Imager

This release is for Windows 7/8.1/10. It will should also work on Windows Server 2008/2012/2016 (although not tested by the developmers). For Windows XP/Vista, please use v0.9