Hey guys I'm building my first PC and was wondering when I create a boot-able USB, because my PC doesn't have an optical drive, and go into the BIOS for the USB boot is it as easy as just telling windows to install on my SSD or separate drive during the install? And if so will I then have to go back into the bios to change my boot drive? Sorry if this seems like a dumb question but I've never done a fresh OS download from a USB to a SSD on a desktop, so even a quick tutorial or info page would be great as well. Thanks for the help!
USB Boot to SSD OS For New PC
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- Mar 16, 2013
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I have 10 on a few of my machines. No real issues. But 8.1 is fine as well.
You can use this to create your USB install drive: Windows USB/DVD Download Tool
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