How to Create a Bootable USB of Windows 10 ISO in Android Mobile Without Root

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a bootable usb from windows 10 iso in android mobile easily. The advanced recovery options on a corrupted laptop can be accessed via this technique, which can be utilized to resolve boot problems such the "blue screen with unavailable boot device error."

Additionally, by utilizing Command Prompt to transfer files to an external Hard drive or USB flash drive, the bootable USB can be used to retrieve files from a machine that won't boot up.

Step 1. Obtain an ISO file of windows and the EtchDroid mobile app.

If available, copy the Windows 10 ISO file from your hard drive into your android phone after downloading it from the official Microsoft website.

From the links in the video explanation, download and install the EtchDroid app. The app is secure, cost-free, and doesn't require root access.

Step 2. Flashing the ISO file into a USB drive.

Other applications, like ISO 2 USB and DriveDroid, can be used to make a bootable USB drive. Due to a lost USB drive connection at the start of the process, the first program was unable to flash the ISO image. The second program uses the mobile memory as the source for the boot image, so it will be a decent option if you don't have a USB drive. However, it requires root permission, which is not available on my phone. Additionally, the DriveDroid uses prebuilt custom images for a variety of operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and many others, which are lower in size than the ISO file for the entire operating system.

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