Windows 7 is one of the best known operating system from Microsoft, Inc. Based on my 1 years experience using Microsoft Windows 7, basically I am very satisfied especially for her awesome GUI (graphical user interface) and speed/performance better than her older sister (Windows Vista).
If you decide to install Windows 7 on your machine you should have Windows 7 bootable file which can be created from an ISO file. The Windows 7 ISO file can be purchased from Microsoft Store or you can download it from another 3rd party who has hosted it for you. To create bootable files is so easy, one of the tools you need is ISO file burner or other similar tool. The easiest and fastest way to create bootable file is using Windows 7 USB/DVD Tools provided by Microsoft, Inc. The most advantage of this tool is, not only enable you to create bootable file on DVD media but also on your USB flash drive.
Having bootable files on your USB flash drive is the smart ever, which you still can boot/install your files although you don’t have any DVD disc reader on your machine.
System Requirements
- Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 (32-bit or 64-bit).
- Pentium 233 MHz processor or faster (300 MHz is recommended).
- 50MB of free disk space.
- 4GB removable USB flash drive or DVD-R media.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (for Windows XP user). Download it here.
- Microsoft Image Mastering API v2 must be installed (for Windows XP user). Download it here.
Publisher : Microsoft, Inc.
License : Free.
Download Link :
Windows 7 to USB/DVD Tools
