How to Copy OS from Laptop to Pen Drive and Make It Bootable?
Geeks - To copy an operating system from a laptop to a USB drive and make it bootable, you will need to use a utility like UNetbootin or Rufus. Both of these utilities are free to download and use. Here are the steps to follow:
Download and install UNetbootin or Rufus on your laptop.
Connect your USB drive to your laptop.
Launch UNetbootin or Rufus and select the option to create a bootable USB drive.
In the utility, select the option to use an ISO file as the source for the bootable USB drive.
Browse to the location of the ISO file for the operating system that you want to copy to the USB drive.
Select the USB drive as the destination for the bootable USB drive.
Click on the "Create" or "Start" button to begin the process of copying the operating system to the USB drive and making it bootable.
Wait for the process to complete, which may take a few minutes.
Once the process is complete, you should be able to boot from the USB drive and install the operating system on your computer.
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