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Your Guide to Installing Windows 11 from a Downloaded ISO with Rufus
Installing Windows 11 can seem daunting, especially when you’re dealing with an ISO file. However, with the right tools and steps, you can successfully install Windows 11 using Rufus. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of downloading an ISO file for Windows 11, creating a bootable USB drive (using Rufus), and installing the operating system.
Step 1: Downloading the ISO File
To start, you’ll need to find a reliable source to download the Windows 11 ISO file. The official Microsoft website is your best bet, but other sources like Microsoft’s own website or some reputable third-party websites may also offer the ISO file for free. Make sure to verify the authenticity of the download and only use a legitimate source.
Once you’ve downloaded the ISO file, create a new folder on your computer (we’ll call it “Windows 11ISO”) to hold all the files:
C:\Windows 11ISO
Step 2: Creating a Bootable USB Drive with Rufus
To create a bootable USB drive using Rufus, you’ll need to install it first. If you haven’t already, download and install Rufus from the official website.
Open Rufus and select the ISO file you downloaded in Step 1 as the source disk image. Then, choose the drive you want to use for the installation media (usually your primary boot device). Make sure the drive is detected by Rufus:
Select your USB drive as the target device
Choose the language, time zone, and other options as desired, then click “Start” to begin creating the bootable USB drive.
Step 3: Creating a Bootable USB Drive with Rufus
Once you’ve completed the setup wizard, select the drive you created in Step 1 as the target device. You’ll see the following:
Choose the files on the media
Insert the media into your computer
Set the boot order
Create a bootable file
Press Start to start the process
Wait for the Rufus wizard to finish (this may take a few minutes)
You now have a Windows 11 ISO file, which is now bootable!
Step 4: Booting from the USB Drive and Installing Windows 11
Insert your Windows 11USB drive into your computer, restart it, and enter the BIOS settings by pressing F1 or Del.
Here are some essential settings to set:
- Save changes
- Exit BIOS setup
Press Enter in the BIOS setup menu. A boot screen should appear on your computer (it may take a few seconds).
You’ll see an option to select which partition to install Windows 11 onto, but this is usually automatically detected and set up by Rufus.
Press F10 to select and save changes
Press F11 to continue with the installation process
Enter your password for the user account you created during the setup wizard (you may need to enter it again if prompted)
Wait for the installation process to complete. This can take several minutes, depending on your computer's speed.
Once the installation is complete, a license key will be displayed on your computer screen.
Final Steps:
- To activate Windows 11, launch the product key and follow the prompts.
- To set up any additional features or troubleshoot issues, refer to Microsoft’s official documentation.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed Windows 11 using Rufus.
Important Notes:
- Make sure you’re aware of any potential system requirements for your computer hardware before installing the operating system.
- This guide is for a virtual machine (VMware or VirtualBox) installation. If you plan to install on physical hardware, use a different approach.
- Installing Windows 11 may void your warranty.
By following these steps and using Rufus correctly, you should be able to successfully install Windows 11 from a downloaded ISO file.
