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Installing Windows 10 from a USB: Your Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on installing Windows 10 from a USB drive. Whether you're upgrading your system or doing a fresh install, our AI assistant is here to help you with each step, ensuring a smooth setup process.

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Installing Windows 10 from a USB can be quite straightforward! First, you'll need to download the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool from Microsoft's website to create a bootable USB drive. Then, boot your computer from this USB by changing the boot order in BIOS. Follow the installation prompts to set up Windows 10. Have you already created the bootable USB, or are you running into any issues during the process? I'm here to help if you need more guidance!