working or not installed working or, if you are using one of those ultra-portable laptops, it is not there at all.
But, to overcome this problem, one can either use external disks and install windows normally or create a bootable pen drive (flash drive) to install Windows on the go
Steps to create a Bootable USB Flash Drive/ Pen Drive
<<1>>Download Win to Flash. The software is still in beta phase so it is possible that it has some bugs although I have personally faced none. The latest version of Win to Flash can be downloaded from here.
<<2>>To avoid this tutorial from getting outdated, I would advise to download the software from the former link.
<<3>>Extract the downloaded zip file to any folder on your desktop.
Open the folder and run WintoFlash.exe by double clicking on it.
<<4>>Click Next, check I accept EULA, click Next and Next again. Wait for the software to load some ads, click Next and Next again.
A welcome screen like one in the image below will show up.
<<5>> NOW Click on the big green tick. The welcome screen will turn translucent and WinToFlash wizard will open.
OK NOW WE MOVE ON TO NEXT
<<6>>Click Next. On Windows File path entry, click Select button and select the location of your Windows disk, or the folder containing the Windows setup files and click OK.
<<7>>On USB Drive path entry, select your USB flash drive's location and click OK.
<<8>>Click Next button. In the dialog box, encircle I accepted the license agreement and click Continue.
<<9>>A warning message will be displayed saying that Formatting will erase all data on the disk. <<10>>Click OK in the message.
WintoFlash will show a Windows with a progress bar like one in the image below.
<<11>>After the progress bar reaches the end, press Next and then press Exit. A notification to update WintoFlash might be shown, click No just close to close it.
ENJOY THE TRICK
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