
Download the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.I am using a standard 8 GB (recommended size) USB drive to create the installed media. So, I know this installer will come in handy in the future when I want to re-install Windows on my system. Ubuntu is just not cut-out for those kinds of tasks. I still like to use Windows for browsing, watching movies and post-processing pictures on Lightroom. Windows is a big no when it comes to coding. I am doing this change because I want to execute Computer Vision projects on my system. I know, sounds funny, right? Why will someone want to create a Windows 10 installer when they already have it? Well, I am creating this bootable USB drive because I decided to get rid of Windows from my system and install Ubuntu instead. Here is a guide to setup a USB medium (from Windows 10) to be used for installing Windows 10. You should note that the last four digits of the file name show the version of Windows 10.Create Windows 10 installer USB media (using Media Creation Tool) Make sure that the file is in your Downloads folders or wherever you have set downloads to go. The next step is to double-click the file called MediaCreationToolxxxx.exe file to launch it.

Then hit Ctrl+j to open your browser’s downloads a menu listing your downloads should appear. Wait for the file to finish downloading in your browser. You need to click on the Download tool now button, that you are going to see under Create Windows 10 installation media. To make a bootable Windows 10 USB drive, begin by downloading the Media Creation tool from Microsoft’s Download Windows 10 website.


After downloading this tool, you need to run the tool and choose “Create installation for another PC.” At last, you need to select the USB Flash drive and wait for the installer to complete. If you plan to create a Windows 10 bootable USB, you should first download the Media Creation Tool.
