Windows 11 Bootable Flash Drive
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[Synopsis]
This video shows you how to create a Windows 11 bootable flash drive. You can use Windows 11 if all the hardware requirements are met, like TPM 2.0/PTT, and UEFI BIOS with GPT partitions. There are other requirements, but most computers can meet those requirements except for the two I mentioned. If you want to use Windows 11, you will need at least a 8th generation core I3/I5/I7 cpu. If you have less than that then you are out of luck. Your computer may have a UEFI BIOS, but it will not have TPM 2.0/PTT security features on it. UEFI BIOS capable computers are any computers produced from 2013 to the present; however, these computers may not have TPM 2.0. The cut off for TPM 2.0 is from 2017 to the present.
You can download the Windows 11 ISO file, and burn it onto a DVD. Most modern computers don't have optical drives, and also USB flash drives are faster. A USB 2.0 flash drive has a maximum transfer rate of 480 Megabits/sec or 60 Megabytes/sec. A USB 3.0 flash drive has a maximum transfer rate of 4800 Megabits/sec or 600 Megabytes/sec. You won't get 600 Megabytes/sec with a USB 3.0 flash drive, you may get about 100 to 250 Megabytes/sec. That is considerably faster than a 24X DVD-ROM drive, which has a maximum transfer speed of 33.3 Megabytes/second. The faster the transfer speed means the faster you can install Windows 11 on your computer.
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[Links]
◙ Download Windows 11
• https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11
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