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Before you begin, ensure your USB drive has at least 8GB of space and that you have a Windows 7 ISO file ready.

To install Windows 7 from a USB drive onto your PC, you'll need to prepare a bootable flash drive and then configure your computer to boot from it. windows-7-usb-installation-get-into-pc

: Choose "Custom (advanced)" for a clean install. This allows you to wipe old data and start fresh. Before you begin, ensure your USB drive has

: Navigate to the "Boot" tab and move USB Storage or Removable Devices to the top of the priority list. This allows you to wipe old data and start fresh

: Choose the hard drive where you want Windows 7. If it's a used drive, you may need to click "Drive options (advanced)" to Format or Delete existing partitions first.

Set the partition scheme—usually for older PCs or GPT for modern UEFI systems—and click "Start". Warning: This will erase all data on the USB. Phase 2: Booting Your PC from USB