Situatie
On Windows 11 (or Windows 10), you can create a USB bootable media with several tools, including Media Creation Tool and the popular open-source Rufus. However, you can also use Command Prompt with the DiskPart tool to create a USB to boot a computer to install Windows 11 and start taking advantage of all the new features.
Solutie
Create a bootable USB to install Windows 11 with Command Prompt
To create a USB flash drive to install Windows 11 with Command Prompt, download the ISO file, and use these steps:
- Open Start.
- Search for Command Prompt, right-click the top result, and select the Run as Administrator option.
- Type the following command to open DiskPart and press Enter:
diskpart
- Type the following command to determine the USB flash drive and press Enter:
list disk
- Type the following command to select the storage and press Enter:
select disk 1
Quick tip: Theselect disk 1
command as an example, but you have to replace 1 with the number of the flash drive you want to use. - Type the following commands to delete everything from the USB flash drive and press Enter:
clean
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- Type the following command to create a primary partition and press Enter:
create partition primary
- Type the following command to create a primary partition and press Enter:
- Type the following command to select the new partition and press Enter:
select partition 1
- Type the following command to make the USB flash drive bootable and press Enter:
format FS=FAT32 quick
- Type the following command to assign a volume and a drive letter for the USB flash drive and press Enter:
assign letter=X
In the command, change X for any available letter you want to use.
- Type the following command to quit the tool and press Enter:
exit
- Type the following command to mount the Windows 11 ISO file and press Enter:
PowerShell Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath "C:\path\to\Windows11.iso"
In the command, update the path with the location where you have stored the Windows 11 ISO file.
- Type the following command to relaunch DiskPart and press Enter:
diskpart
- Type the following command to determine the drive letter for the mounted Windows 11 ISO file and press Enter:
list volume
- Type the following command to exit DiskPart and press Enter:
exit
- Type the following command to access the Windows 11 ISO file and press Enter:
E:
- Type the following command to the boot folder and press Enter:
cd boot
- Type the following command to update the volume boot code for the USB flash drive and press Enter:
bootsect /nt60 X:
- Type the following command to copy all the Windows 11 installation files to the USB flash drive and press Enter:
xcopy E:\*.* X:\ /E /F /H
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