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1. Transfer windows 7 dvd to usb how to#
2. Transfer windows 7 dvd to usb install#

Windows cannot check for memory problems.Īn error is preventing Windows from checking for memory problems during startup. (0x80070002)Ĭlicking any of the 2 options in Windows Memory Diagnostic shows the following error: The system cannot find the file specified. The following information might help you to resolve the error: Restart this computer, select an operating system, and then select System Restore.Ĭlicking on System Image Recovery shows the following error:Īn internal error occurred. To use System Restore, you must specify which Windows installation to restore. Sending more information can help Microsoft create solutions.Ĭlicking on System Restore shows the following error: Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automatically. Out of the 5 recovery tools on the “System Recovery options” menu, only the last option “Command Prompt” is working while the rest are broken.Ĭlicking on Startup Repair shows the following error: There are other options to get the recovery files on to USB such as using the Command Prompt with Diskpart or using USB bootable creation tools such as SARDU, UNetbootin, Rufus, xboot etc, but after testing we found that not all the recovery USB functions work properly.

Transfer windows 7 dvd to usb how to#

There is no easy supported method to do that from Windows itself but here are a few ways we’ve found how to do it.

Transfer windows 7 dvd to usb install#

However, seeing that I’ve already removed the internal DVD drive and try to avoid plugging and unplugging the USB slim DVD writer, I need to install the Windows 7 system recovery onto a USB flash drive. I have also started using the Windows 7 system image backup and restore feature, so there is no need to create a Windows 7 Rescue Disc in case the boot loader gets wiped off. Everything can be run from USB nowadays such as Hiren’s BootCD, antivirus rescue discs and even installing Windows 7. I do have an external USB slim DVD writer though if I really need to use it. Secondly, although a DVD drive doesn’t take up much power, I know I am saving some (around 20 Watts) from not having it.

Removing it gives more space for air ventilation. I found that it is unnecessary because the 5.25″ DVD drive is too big and takes up too much space. Believe it or not, my old desktop computer doesn’t have an internal CD/DVD drive.