Tired of burning DVDs to install Windows 7 or later in Boot Camp? If so, with a bit of editing, you can get it to use USB flash drives instead.

That's it. Once the Windows 7 files have completed copying, insert your USB flash drive into a computer and boot it up to start the Windows 7 installation.

A bootable USB drive is a convenient disk for installing an operating system. Some modern computers don't have a CD/DVD drive for installing or upgrading an operating system.

You now have a bootable Windows 7 USB stick that you can use to boot any computer or laptop or netbook from. You may find you have to set your target computer to boot from removable media but that ...

Choose the "Windows NT 6.x MBR" option if your USB flash drive contains a Windows 7 installer. Choose the "GRUB4DOS" option if your drive has other bootable content.

How to create a system repair USB key? In order to complete this process, you will need a bootable USB key with over 165 MB of free space. This article will explain How to Create a Bootable USB Drive.

Microsoft's TechNet magazine has posted instructions on installing Windows 7 from a USB key - which will be very handy for anyone installing Windows 7 on a netbook, in particular. Installing ...

Here’s how you can dual boot Windows 8 on a computer that already runs Windows 7. Step 1: Back up your current system This is always a good practice when you are tweaking an operating system.

Install Windows 8 Step 1: Insert a bootable Windows 8 DVD or USB flash drive into your PC, then reboot it to begin Windows 8 installation.

The Windows 8 developer preview is out for all to try, but installing it over your main Windows setup is a scary (and unrealistic) prospect. Here's how to dual boot Windows 8 with your current ...