Back in the day, installing Windows to a new computer required you to transfer the files to a CD or DVD. With the advent of technology, installing Windows 10 is simpler now. You will need a USB flash drive and another computer with access to the internet to achieve the same.

System requirements for running Windows 10 on your PC do not require you to have access to a powerful computer to get it up and running.

As far as the processor is concerned, you will need a computer with a 1 GHz or faster CPU. If you plan to install the 32-bit version of Windows 10, you will need at least 1 GB. On the other hand, you will need 2 GB for the 64-bit version of Windows 10.

To set up your Windows installation files, you will need a Windows computer that’s connected to the internet. Once that’s

1. Plug in the USB drive (atleast 8GB RAM) to your computer.

2. Visit the Download Windows 10 website in a browser.

3. Scroll to the “Create Windows 10 installation media” option.

4. Click on the “Download tool now”.

5. After Windows 10 files are downloaded to your computer, run it and accept the license agreement.

6. On the “What do you want to do” page, click “Create installation media for another PC”.

7. Click on the “Next” option.

8. You can now customize the Windows 10 installation settings as per your liking.

9. On the “Choose which media to use” page, choose to burn the image to a “USB flash drive.”

10. Click on the “Next” option.

11. Windows will automatically find the USB drive and select it. In case you have more than a USB device connected to your PC, choose the correct one, and then click “Next.”

12. The files will be copied to your USB flash drive.

13. Plug in the USB drive with the installation files into the computer you want to install Windows onto.

You will need to change the boot order so that the PC will recognize the USB drive.

1. Switch on your computer and press the correct key to launch the UEFI or BIOS controls at startup – this is usually done by pressing F1, F2, Escape, or Delete as it starts.

2. Once the startup menu appears, locate the “boot” control menu and ensure your computer is configured to boot from USB. Then save the UEFI/BIOS and exit.

3. When the computer restarts, it will boot from the USB drive. The Windows 10 installation program should start automatically.

4. Follow the instructions to install Windows to your PC.

Two Methods

You can download Windows 10 from official Microsoft website. Here's the link: Download Windows 10 Disc Image (ISO File)

Method 1: If you have Windows 10 iso file, extract all the files from the iso using winrar or any other software.

Now to create a Bootable USB Drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive into a running computer.
2. Open a Command Prompt window as an administrator.
3. Type diskpart.
4. In the new command line window that opens, to determine the USB flash drive number or drive letter, at the command prompt, type list disk, and then click ENTER. The list disk command displays all the disks on the computer. Note the drive number or drive letter of the USB flash drive.
5. At the command prompt, type select disk <X>, where X is the drive number or drive letter of the USB flash drive, and then click ENTER.
6. Type clean, and the click ENTER. This command deletes all data from the USB flash drive.
7. To create a new primary partition on the USB flash drive, type create partition primary, and then click ENTER.
8. To select the partition that you just created, type select partition 1, and then click ENTER.
9. To format the partition, type format fs=ntfs quick, and then click ENTER. ImportantIf your server platform supports Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), you should format the USB flash drive as FAT32 rather than as NTFS. To format the partition as FAT32, type format fs=fat32 quick, and then click ENTER.
10. Type active, and then click ENTER.
11. Type exit, and then click ENTER.

(Source: Microsoft Help) I mean who types this much. Sorry jokes apart.

Now copy all the extracted iso files to this USB drive and done. Now go to the BIOS of the system in which you want to install Windows 10 and select 1st bootable drive as USB and restart your computer and when it asks press any to boot from USB press any key and follow onscreen instructions and options.

Method 2:

Download Windows 10 ISO file. (Don't extract anything.)

Download a tool called Rufus. Here's the link:The Official Website (Download, New Releases)

Download and install the software and follow the below steps.

1. Rufus requires an account with admin access in order to make the necessary changes to hardware. After authenticating, insert the USB flash drive and launch Rufus. It will detect the drive almost immediately. Since Rufus can handle various partition schemes and file structures, ensure that the correct settings are set that match the UFD you're going to build
2. Click the optical drive button next to the Create a bootable disk using checkbox, and you'll be prompted to search for the ISO image to use
3. When using ISO images, Rufus will automatically modify the settings to best match it. Once everything is set correctly, click the Start button to begin the process. You'll be prompted with a warning that all data on the UFD will be destroyed. Click OK to proceed with the creation process
4. Depending on the ISO image size, the process may take several minutes to complete. For the log readout of each step in the process, click the Log button to open a side window and save the output details
5. The longest part of the entire process is the file copy portion. This is typically the last step and varies depending on file size/number of files to copy
6. When complete, double-check the external drive to verify the files were copied over.

(Source for Rufus steps): How to use Rufus to create a bootable USB drive to install (almost) any OS , again who types this much…

Now go to the BIOS of the system in which you want to install Windows 10 and select 1st bootable drive as USB and restart your computer and when it asks press any to boot from USB press any key and follow onscreen instructions and options…

Hope this helps…

Running Windows 10 from a flash drive is a convenient tool that allows you to try to restore an existing operating system without reinstalling it or save important data and files stored on the C drive and the desktop.

How to Install and Run Windows 10 from USB:

Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive to your PC computer and follow the next steps to get started:

Step 2. Open the official Download Windows 10 page.

Step 3. On the section "Create Windows 10 installation media", click "Download Tool Now"

Step 4. Save the file on your computer and double the "MediaCreationToolxxxx.exe" file to launch the utility.

Step 5. Click the Accept button to agree to the Microsoft terms.

Step 6. Select the Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC option and next.

Step 7. Select the Language, edition of Windows 10 and Architecture, and Next.

Step 8. Make sure your USB is connected to the computer and select the "USB flash drive" option and next.

Step 9. Select your removable drive from the list and next.

Step10. Finally, your USB Flash Drive is ready! To finalize the process, click on the “finish” button and boot the USB flash drive to activate it.

You can try to boot the OS from the flash drive. It can be easily done by pressing the F12 key while rebooting the computer and selecting the desired drive from which to boot first in the Boot menu. You can also choose the boot priority directly from the BIOS. The boot menu is usually found in the Boot tab.

One of the main requirements for Windows 10 to boot correctly from the flash drive is the Legacy mode, which must be changed from UEFI mode.

Hi. You want to install Windows 10 from USB or from a DVD.

First, you should have the Windows 10 ready USB Drive. Choose between 32 bit or 64 bit. Here are something you should know before proceeding to install Windows. If you have a home series motherboard which support Intel 4th gen processors or higher then the motherboard will support uefi bios and your installation media should be uefi boot ready. But uefi boot is possible only for 64 bit Windows.

Now enter the BIOS menu, select SATA HDD in AHCI mode. Find SECURE BOOT and enable it. Select NORMAL key for secure boot. Disable CSM. Select uefi boot and finally save the configured BIOS by pressing F4 or F10. The machine will restart now.

During restart repeatedly press F9 or F11 or F12 to enter boot menue (look for exact key in the motherboard manual). Select the USB Drive for boot option. This is when actual installation of Windows will start.

Now install your window, selecting your language and region, agree to the EULA. Next select custom install. In the next window you will see your hard drive. Delete all partions one by one if you want complete new installation. If your HDD is large, give at least 200 GB to the OS drive (often called C drive). You should have a calculation like 200*1024=204800+650=205450. You will see the 1st partion to be exactly 200GB. For the remaing partitions viz. C & D drive simply devide remaining space by two. Now left click partition 1 which is 200 GB and click next. Windows will begin to install.

Your computer will restart several times. Have patience. Finally it is over. Don't forget to give the inputs. If you have a key insert it. Don't give any password. Just give your user name. Rest is all YES.

After installation is complete remove the USB Drive, click the windows folder in the task bar to bring in Windows explorer. In the left hand panel select This PC and right click, click manage. From disk management select the first partition without name and right click to add a name to the partition. If you don't have CD/DVD drive then the drive will be D drive automatically. Similarly go for the third drive to make it E drive.

Next is, go to desktop and right click in the blank space to go to Personalise. From left pan select Theme and click Change desktop icon setting. In the small window select everything to bring This PC icon, Control Panel icon etc.

That's all.

Microsoft allows anyone to download Windows 10 for free and install it without a product key. It’ll keep working for the foreseeable future, with only a few small cosmetic restrictions.

Install Windows 10 like you normally would. One of the first screens you’ll see will ask you to enter your product key so you can “Activate Windows.” However, you can just click the “I don’t have a product key” link at the bottom of the window and Windows will allow you to continue the installation process.

Initially, you won’t spot any difference. In due course, Windows will start chivvying you a tiny bit. First, you’ll notice a watermark in the bottom-right corner of your screen. You’ll also see a “Windows isn’t activated. Activate Windows now.” link at the bottom of the Settings app.

The Personalization Settings will remain locked.

Aside from these basic limitations, your Windows 10 system will continue to work forever. There are no nag prompts aside from the watermark, you’ll get all the system updates, and everything else is completely functional.

Microsoft shows clemency in fighting piracy deliberately. If it weren’t for piracy, Microsoft would have a MUCH smaller market share. Piracy itself has helped Microsoft in preventing Macintosh and Linux from being major players in OS usage share.

If the computer (actually the motherboard with certain hardware attached, such as network cards with discrete MAC addresses, etc.) was licensed under windows 7 or 8.x it can be upgraded to windows 10 for free until Microsoft decides to stop that . Simply install the operating system, and it should automatically license itself.

One way this won’t work is when you build your own computer, or in the case of a computer that hasn’t been licensed under windows 7 or newer (i am fairly certain that vista doesn’t count) . I do that, and I had to purchase a license for windows 10. I don’t know any others.

Yes, this is the best way to clean-install Windows.

You download the madia creation tool from the Microsoft download site. It is free. It is an exe file. You run this tool, and it creates a bootable Windows installation madia on a USB stick.

You boot the USB stick, and it installs Windows. You may need to manipulate BIOS to boot from USB. During the installation, you are asked for the license key. If you have it, you type it in, and Windows gets activated. Otherwise, you answer that you don’t have the key. The installation continues, and you get an unactivated Windows system. You activate it later in Settings, when you have the license key.

There are hundreds of sites on the internet selling Windows license keys.

Installing Windows from the Microsoft download site gives you the most recent version.

Some sellers offer Windows in a box. You get a manual, a CD-ROM with Windows installation media, and the license key. It is at least 10 times more expensive than the license key bought at a cheap site. Besides, Windows on the CD-ROM is out of date, and you need a CD reader to use it.

Microsoft is getting much more reasonable about getting a current copy of Windows. Google MediaCreationTool. This is a free tool from Microsoft that can download a complete set of Windows installation files and write them to either USB drive or DVD. They appear to be giving something away, but they are selling the key that is required to activate the software. If you have a legitimate copy of Windows running now you can download the software and use it to repair your set up relying on Windows to remember the key that you used originally. This can break if you change your hardware. I bought a new motherboard and CPU recently and Windows refused to activate. So I had to buy a key on the web. This turned out to be much cheaper than buying the software all over again from Newegg.

Of course you can. Here is just a quick guide. If you want to read it in more details/see pictures you can find a more extensive one here.

Once you have your Windows 10 installation media ready, all you need to do is boot from the disc or USB thumb drive to begin setup.

If you are installing from a retail Windows 10 USB thumb drive, you will be asked to select either 32 or 64 bit Windows 10.

The Windows logo will appear on screen, this might be here for a while, as long as you see the animating dots, everything should be ok.

Select your Language, Time and Keyboard method then click Next.

Click Install now

Windows 10 setup will prompt you for a product key during installation a couple times. If you originally upgraded from Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1 click the option 'I don't have a key' and 'Do this later' . If you have a Windows 10 product key, you can proceed to enter it.

Setup will also prompt you to select the edition you have a license for - Home or Pro. Please make sure you choose the right edition. If you choose the wrong edition, your only option will be to perform a clean install again.

The copy of Windows 10 you download and upgrade from will correspond with the edition of Windows you have installed, if it does not, this is why you might be experiencing problems activating:

• Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Windows 8.0 Core, Windows 8.1 Core should install Windows 10 Home

Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8.0 Pro, Windows 8.1 Pro should install Windows 10 Pro

Wait while setup prepares to copy files

Accept the license terms then click Next

Click Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)

NOTE: Sometimes Windows 10 setup can become confused if it see's a thumb drive. You might get a driver missing error or something to that effect. If you do, restart setup, but this time, when you arrive at the following screen, disconnect your thumb drive then go through Custom options. When setup is ready copy files, it will prompt you to reconnect the installation source (your USB).

Select the drive then click New

NOTE: If you have multiple partitions listed, select each one (starting at the bottom), then click delete until there is only a single (one) unallocated drive displayed in the window.

Select the unallocated drive listed, click New, click Apply then OK

This will split the drive into multiple partitions, select the Primary partition then click Next.

NOTE: The System Reserved partition is where recovery files are kept for diagnostics and repairing damaged Windows 10 files; or even reinstall Windows 10.

Wait while Windows installs

When this phase of setup is complete, Windows will automatically restart then reboot into setup again.

Windows is detecting and installing your hardware. After this is complete, Windows will restart one last time.

Out of Box Experience

The Out of Box Experience page is where you get to configure detailed settings in Windows, which includes creating a user account, configure privacy, sync PC settings and install modern applications.

There you go, Windows 10 has successfully installed!

In other words, this question asks if someone can install an illegal copy of Windows 10 by using Microsoft Windows 10 Product Keys that are published over the Internet. The answer is Yes, provided that the Product Keys being listed and/or sold are fresh. One should always remember that the Microsoft “Police” also scans for PK’s that are being offered over the Internet. These are catalogued into its Activation System.

There are a few other caveats to remember. The “original” Windows 10 installation files being installed have their own internal serial numbers that correlate to their versions, sub-sets, factory codes, etc. The PK off the Internet need to line up to the Windows 10 being installed. It is known that most of the Product Keys being freely offered off the Internet were taken from Volume Licenses.

Sometimes with illicit Product Key that activates Windows 10, one might find it locking up after 6 months. Supposedly, the Windows 10 install was not updated with a new volume license key from a system administrator. Or, more frequently, Windows 10 is deactivated after a failed remote update on Microsoft Update Tuesday. Microsoft is not joking around when it says that Windows is activated with a digital license.

Microsoft has over 25 years of seeing all sorts of exploits of its activation system. It was easier 25 years ago than now.

Take your chance and good luck.

I’ll assume that you’re asking two separate questions;

1. To activate Windows 10; you have to buy a license for that particular version you want of Windows 10. After you bought a license through a digital store or by buying a retail box, you’ll get an activation key that you can enter on Start > Settings > Update & Security > Activation.
2. To get an activation key from an already activated Windows 10; you can’t. The product key was either printed on the Windows 10 box, sent through email (if you bought the digital copy), available on your MSDN account page (if you had an MSDN Volume licensing), or attached to your PC/laptop’s case.

That is if your Windows 10 was activated using product key.

There are another way to activate Windows 10 by using digital license; this is done without using product key, thus you can’t get a product key from it since it was bound to your PC/laptop digital signature. This was done automatically if you bought Windows 10 directly from Microsoft Store.

You can download and install Windows 10 with the media creation tool but If you’re coming from an older version then you will unfortunately have to purchase a copy of Windows 10 Home (minimum or Pro if you need bitlocker or any other of the additional features) I recently installed windows onto my laptop but I already owned a windows licence tied to my Microsoft account so when I signed in it automatically activated without any need for a licence key or any further action from myself. If you’re coming from 7 or 8 though then the deadline for the free upgrade to Win10 has already surpassed a while back so there’s little choice but to A: Buy a licence key (they can be picked up for as little as £15-£20 (I’m British so you’ll need to convert for wherever you are)) or B: (Can’t recommend it and you may find yourself with bugs/errors/crashing) is to illicitly validate the software but it goes without saying that you won’t be entitled to periodic updates automatically pushed to your PC, which in turn (if connected to the internet) poses a massive security risk, so go genuine. :)

There are many situations where you might want to reinstall your operating system or get a new one entirely. For example, you’d need to reinstall Windows if you encountered a serious error, your hard drive became damaged or corrupted, or you’re upgrading/downgrading your system.

Before you can install Windows using a USB, you need to create the installation media itself. USB should have a storage space of at least 8GB or more. Flash drives with lower storage space will not work since Windows 10 is quite large and requires ample space to be successfully installed.

How to Install Windows 10 from USB:

Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive to your PC computer and follow the next steps to get started:

Step 2. Open the official Download Windows 10 page.

Step 3. On the section "Create Windows 10 installation media", click "Download Tool Now"

Step 4. Save the file on your computer and double the "MediaCreationToolxxxx.exe" file to launch the utility.

Step 5. Click the Accept button to agree to the Microsoft terms.

Step 6. Select the Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC option and next.

Step 7. Select the Language, edition of Windows 10 and Architecture, and Next.

Step 8. Make sure your USB is connected to the computer and select the "USB flash drive" option and next.

Step 9. Select your removable drive from the list and next.

Step10. Finally, your USB Flash Drive is ready! To finalize the process, click on the “finish” button and boot the USB flash drive to activate it.

Thanks.

First of all, the things that you need to install Windows 10 on your computer are:

• A good internet connection, since you will need to download the Windows 10 installation file from the Official Website.
• A USB pen drive in which the installation file will be stored for further processing, make sure there’s at least 8 GB of empty space on the drive.
• To create a Windows 10 bootable pen drive, you should have access to some other laptop/PC that already has Windows OS installed on it, the version of OS doesn’t matter for the secondary computer.

Before you start to install Windows 10 from USB here are the Windows 10 system requirements that you should keep in mind:

• RAM: At least 2GB or more is preferable.
• Processor: CPU should be at least 1GHz fast.
• Storage: Windows 10 64-bit version requires at least 20GB of free space on the computer for installation.
• Display: Any monitor with a resolution of more than 800×600 will work fine.

Creating a Windows 10 Bootable USB Drive:

Let's see how to do it in the simplest way possible:

Step 1: First of all, you have to visit the Official Website of Microsoft to download the Media Creation Tool that will help you create a USB bootable flash drive.

Step 2: You can reach the download page right away by clicking on this link. On this page, click on the Download Tool Now button.

Step 3: After you click on the button, a setup file will be downloaded on your computer, open it and install the Media Creation Tool on your computer.

Step 4: Once the setup is done, it will give you two options. You can choose to upgrade your PC, or as we want, choose the second option that says Create Installation Media.

Step 5: In the next step, you can select the language, architecture, and edition of Windows that you wish to install. Or, you can checkmark Use the recommended options for this PC, if you want to keep things simple and easy. Then, click on the Next button.

Step 6: Now, select the USB flash drive option, make sure the USB flash drive is connected to the PC, otherwise, the option won’t show on your screen.

Step 7: Hit the Next button, and relax until the Media Creation Tool downloads the file.

Step 8: Once the download finishes, your USB Bootable Flash Drive will be ready for use.

To install Windows on your computer from the USB bootable drive. You have to follow some simple steps, and it’ll be done in a few minutes.

Step 1: Plug in the USB bootable drive in the computer in which you want to install Windows.

Step 2: Start your PC, and go to the BIOS. Normally, when you spam the Esc key while the PC is booting, you will enter the BIOS mode.

Step 3: In the BIOS, select the booting method to USB.

Step 4: Then, restart your PC. When your computer successfully boots via the USB bootable drive, you will be automatically redirected to the Windows Installation Wizard.

Step 5: All you have to do is now, follow the setup process and do as directed on your screen.

Step 6: The installation process might take about 10 minutes to complete, so sit back and relax. That’s it!

Yeah, sure you can install Windows 10 with the help of USB Drive. For that you need to make your drive as Bootable USB Drive.

If you don’t know that How to make your USB Drive as Bootable. Here, I will explain you few steps.

• Steps to make Bootable USB Drive :
• Step 1 : First open your computer.
• Step 2 : Open command prompt in your computer or you can type go through the run menu(Type Windows + R) and type cmd.
• Step 3 : Type DISKPART command.
• Step 4 : After that type LIST DISK command. In command prompt you can see list of the disk available into your computer and Select DISK 1.
• Step 5 : Type clean command.
• Step 6 : Now create partition and for active the partition type ACTIVE command and hit enter and format disk(format ntfs=ntfs quick).
• Step 7 : Now type Assign and press enter .
• Step 8 : Type exit.

After that you need to have Disk Image File(.ISO) of the windows installation. Copy ISO file into your USB Drive and now you can use that USB Drive for install windows.

Thank you so much.

Yes, you can use your Windows 8 activation key to activate Windows 10. Here’s how it works and what you need to know:

### Activation Using Windows 8 Key

1. **During Installation**:

- When you install Windows 10, you can enter your Windows 8 product key when prompted for an activation key.

- This method works because Microsoft allows the use of Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 product keys to activate Windows 10.

2. **After Installation**:

- If you didn’t enter a product key during installation, you can still activate Windows 10 afterward.

- Go to **Settings** > **Update & Security** > **Activation**.

- Click **Change product key** and enter your Windows 8 product key.

### Why It Works

- **Microsoft's Free Upgrade Policy**: During the free upgrade offer period, Microsoft allowed Windows 7 and Windows 8 users to upgrade to Windows 10 for free. This policy has been unofficially extended, allowing users to use their old product keys for activation.

- **Digital License**: When you use a Windows 8 product key to activate Windows 10, Microsoft grants a digital license to your device, linking your Windows 10 installation to your hardware instead of the product key.

### What to Consider

1. **Genuine Key**:

- Ensure that your Windows 8 key is genuine and has not been used on multiple devices beyond its license terms.

2. **Matching Editions**:

- The edition of Windows 10 you install must match the edition of your Windows 8 key. For example, a Windows 8 Pro key can activate Windows 10 Pro, but not Windows 10 Home.

3. **Error Messages**:

- If you encounter errors during activation, double-check the key for any typos and ensure you are connected to the internet.

4. **Support**:

- If activation fails, contact Microsoft Support. They can help verify your key and resolve activation issues.

By using your Windows 8 activation key, you can upgrade to and activate Windows 10, ensuring your system is properly licensed.

Win 10 on a newly built PC will install easily from a USB, which you can create using the official ISO you linked. Works just peachy. I’ve done exactly that, hundreds of times.

But it will be unregistered. Registering will require a new Windows license - which you will have to buy. Personally, I recommend buying it directly from Microsoft, online, using the same machine you want to register. They make it easy - of course!

Sure, there are workarounds and “hacks”… but in general, if you have ethics, Windows is not free.

It never has been.

The upgrade to Win 10 was only “free” for a year, and only when upgrading from Win 7 and Win 8, and only on that specific machine.

On a new build, Windows is gonna cost you. Like - actual money.

Yes, you can get product key to activate windows 10.

Yes, however you'll need either VMware Workstation Pro (free for 30 days) or VirtualBox raw disk access. You can find more information about raw disk access in the documentation of both software.

Once the programs are installed, configure the raw disk access to the portable hard drive and then use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool to download the installer ISO. Set up the Virtual Machine and connect the iso as well as the raw vmdk to it. Then proceed with the installation as you normally would.

Note that the you will need to reactivate Windows 10 whenever you change computers. To avoid this, you will need to do a Windows To Go installation in which I can't help you.

The reason behind using a VM is that Microsoft does not allow users to install Windows on external drives. But if you configure raw disk access, then from the installer’s perspective, the external drive will be. an internal SATA or SCSI drive (depending on what you want to emulate) which Windows can be installed to.

No, you cannot use windows 10 home key for pro but if you have used previous windows in pro edition than you use that key to activate windows.

Suppose if you have use previously windows 7 or 8 pro than you can use their keys to change you edition.

If you does not have any windows 10 pro key than you can stick on home edition or can get free product keys online but they work on hit and trial method.

The main difference between pro and home is that in pro edition we can install more ram than home . If you want to install ram more than 32GB than you can switch to windows 10 pro. Even I have used home and pro edition at same time for long I have not feel and performance difference in both.

If I am not wrong you are talking about How to put Windows 10 installation onto a USB memory stick

1. First of all make sure you have a License key to windows 10
2. Download media creation tool here - Download Windows 10
3. Insert USB into your PC/laptop
4. Double Click on the media creation tool software once Downloaded
5. You will see a window that says “Getting a few things ready” -> Accept the License key when asks for it
6. Choose option “Create Installation Media for another PC” -> Next -> you can change the language option or architecture if you want to else -> Next
7. Make sure USB flash drive is selected -> Next
8. Select the USB drive where you want to put this Windows 10 -> Next
9. Have Patience this is gonna take time
10. Once you see the message that “Your USB Flash Drive is ready” -> Finish
11. Now you can remove the USB and insert into another PC of your choice, also make sure power option is set to Boot from the memory Stick first, do it from BIOS setting

Download Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool.

Once downloaded, go to the folder saved and double-click the Media Creation Tool’s exe file.

• Tick Create installation media for another PC, then Next.

You'll be asked whether you want to create a USB flash drive (you’ll need to insert one with 4GB or more free space) or an ISO file, which you can turn into an installation DVD.

• Choose the USB option (it is much more straightforward) and click Next.
• Select your USB drive from the list and click Next. You need to wait while the Windows 10 update downloads, which can take a fair while, depending on your internet connection.

When finished, navigate to the USB drive and double-click setup.exe to begin the Windows 10 upgrade process.