Make sure you have a USB stick that is at least 8GB in size, and that you have a stable internet connection in order to download Windows 11 correctly. Lastly, the one we’ve been after – Windows 11 Installation Media, which will allow you to create a Windows 11 Bootable USB, and also make an ISO if you are super weird and are a huge fan of dual-layer DVD’s for whatever reason. You are then presented with three options, to download the Installation Assistant, which installs Windows 11 over Windows 10, which we definitely don’t want, to get a mountable ISO for people running Virtual Machines or if they somehow still have an optical drive.

Over on Microsoft’s website, you’ll be able to find a page with various links to different methods of installing Windows 11. In order to get started, you’ll first need to head over to Microsoft’s official website – then head down to our how to. So, for a quick way of getting the OS up and running on your PC, the tried-and-tested bootable USB will suit you nicely. Of course there are a few different methods for acquiring Windows 11, but this guide is going to teach you how to get set up on a Windows 11 bootable USB.

READ NOW: Find out where to get Windows 11 at the lowest prices It may be worth trying out a bootable USB approach if you want to test out Microsoft’s newest version of the popular operating system. Now that Windows 11 has been available for some time now, more and more people are looking to upgrade to the latest edition of Windows. Today we’re going to show you how to get a Windows 11 bootable USB.

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