How to Create USB Windows 10 Technical Preview Installation

Immediately after Microsoft introduced Windows 10, the company also provided links to download the first beta for users to experience. So far, it is unknown when Microsoft will provide the official version of Windows 10. So if you want to download, install and experience hot features on this operating system, you can follow the steps below.

Before proceeding, here's what you need to prepare:

• A computer with minimal configuration includes: 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM (or 2GB for 64 bit version) and at least 16GB of storage.
• 4GB or 8GB USB flash drive for 64 bit version.
• Free utility Rufus to create bootable USB drive.

Step 1: On your computer, download the Windows 10 Technical Preview version here .

In the web page that appears, scroll down and click the Get Started button, then click the Join Now button in the next screen, then proceed to log in with your Microsoft account and then select the language and version ( 32 or 64 bit ) download.

Step 2: Windows 10 file after downloading will have ISO file format and of course you will need to download Rufus utility here for free to use without installation.

Step 3: Activate Rufus , then plug the USB flash drive into the computer, make sure the drive does not have any important data, because the drive will be reformatted so all data inside will be is cleared. After plugging in the USB, Rufus will automatically detect the drive and display it in the Device pane. If you do not see, you can click the arrow icon in the far right corner of the Device section to select.

Step 4: Then click on the " Create a bootable disk using " option, then click on the drive icon on the right, then move to the location where the Windows 10 ISO file was downloaded. Click the file name and click the Open button. Then press the Start button. All other Rufus settings you should keep the same by default.

Step 5: The process of creating boot disk and bringing the installer to USB takes about 20-30 minutes. After the process ends, Rufus will display the " DONE " message. After that, you can close the program to remove the USB drive from the computer.

Step 6: Now the rest is to plug in the USB flash drive containing the Windows 10 installer into the computer you want to install, and then restart the computer. Be sure to configure in BIOS to boot from USB ( if not done already ), then follow the instructions on the screen to install Windows 10 on your device.

If anyone doesn't know how to install, you can refer to " How to install Windows 10 Technical Preview ".

Good luck!