There's a section in Rufus labeled Image option with several different settings - leave everything as the default. Under Boot Selection select Disk or ISO image and then click on the text that reads SELECT and pick the ISO file you created in the previous step. Remember, anything on your thumb drive will be erased during this process - so make sure it's empty or you have everything you need off of it. Select your USB drive using the Device dropdown. Visit the company's website to download and install Rufus, which should only take a few seconds. It's the same app that Microsoft itself uses in its guide for creating a Windows 10 bootable drive. To turn a standard USB drive into an installation drive, you'll need to use a program called Rufus. How to flash Windows 11 to your USB drive With the ISO finished, this is how Rufus should look before you flash Windows 11 to your USB drive.
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