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Installing Windows 10 on Your Computer with Rufus

In today’s digital age, having the latest version of Windows installed on your computer is essential for optimal performance and security. One popular method to install Windows 10 from a bootable USB drive (such as an ISO file) using Rufus is through its built-in utility. This guide will walk you through the steps involved in installing Windows 10 with Rufus.

What You Need

Before starting, ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements for installation and has at least 4GB of RAM, a 64-bit CPU, and an Intel CPU. It’s also recommended to have a legitimate copy of Windows 10 installed on another device as a backup or spare machine.

Here are the steps to follow:

• Download Rufus: Ensure that you have Rufus installed on your computer, which can be downloaded from the official website.

• Select Your USB Drive: Insert an empty USB drive into your computer. The drive should be at least 4GB in size for Windows 10 and preferably a USB 3.0 port to maintain the fastest transfer speeds.

• Run Rufus and Choose the USB Drive as Boot Device: Once installed, launch Rufus. It will guide you through a simple interface. In this step, select your inserted USB drive (usually labeled “Drive,” “USB Drive,” or “Flash Drive”) as the boot device in the dropdown menu at the top.

• Select the Language and CPU Architecture: Select your preferred language and processor architecture for Windows 10 installation. This is usually English (x86_64) but you can choose from other options if needed.

• Create a Bootable USB Drive: Click “Boot” to start creating the bootable disk image with Rufus’s built-in utility, BCD Boot Maker. It will create a folder named boot.bcd in your chosen directory, and then inside it, another folder named win10. Inside this folder, there are two files: win10.mbr and efi.sys.

• Create the Boot Files: You’ll now be prompted to copy the files from the created folder. The files will be placed in your USB drive’s root directory (usually /dev/sda). Once copied successfully, it is recommended that you check the integrity of these files using Rufus.

• Install Windows 10: Once all the files are correctly copied, navigate to the win10 folder inside and run setup.exe. Follow the installation process through this interface, selecting your language, time zone, keyboard layout, and other options as desired. When prompted, select “Accept EULA” and then click “Install”.

• Reboot and Install Updates: The final step is to reboot your computer into Windows 10 installation media (USB drive). Once you enter the BIOS settings at restart, look for a USB drive and press it to boot from within Windows 10.

Troubleshooting Tips

– Ensure that the USB drive is not recognized by Windows. If still not working, consider using the Rufus utility without selecting “boot” as the device.

– The installation process may take several minutes depending on your internet connection speed.

– Once installed successfully, ensure to restart the computer and check if it recognizes the new operating system.

Conclusion

Installing Windows 10 with Rufus is a straightforward method that ensures a smooth transition from a bootable USB drive. With these steps, you can install your favorite version of Windows 10 on any computer and get back up and running quickly.