You will need an image or a DVD of a Windows 7 build (any should do) and a 4GB f

lash drive.
This will erase your drive, so make sure that there s nothing important on it or b
ack it up.
1. Plug in your USB drive and run CMD as administrator (right click it in access
ories or run it as normal and hit CTRL+Shift+Enter). To run CMD, simply open a r
un box and type CMD and click OK.
2. Type DISKPART and hit enter.
3. Type LIST DISK and hit enter. Then write down the disk number (for example, D
isk 2)of your USB drive (match up the disk sizes).
4. Then type each command hit enter, substituting the number in the first comman
d with the number of your USB drive:
SELECT DISK 2
CLEAN
CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY
SELECT PARTITION 1
ACTIVE
FORMAT FS=NTFS
ASSIGN
EXIT
5. Insert your DVD or mount your image and check the drive letters of both your
USB drive and the DVD drive (I am going to pretend that my USB drive is U and my
DVD drive is D).
6. Run the following commands (substituting D in the first command with the driv
e letter of your DVD drive):
D:CD BOOT
CD BOOT
7. Then run the following command, replacing U with the drive letter of your USB
drive:
BOOTSECT.EXE/NT60 U:
8. Now just copy and paste everything over from your DVD to your USB drive, then
set your BIOS to boot from USB.