When you've completed reinstalling Windows 10, everything should work as intended once more. You have two options: Keep my files and Remove everything – both options will lead to Windows 10 being reinstalled from the USB stick, one with your files retained, one without Ignore the Install button and instead click Repair your computer Set the Language, Time and currency format, and Keyboard to meet your requirements, then Next Fortunately, if your computer has no optical drive, you can still use a boot disc made from an inexpensive USB flash drive. In my case, I wanted to create a bootable Ubuntu USB drive, I chose Ubuntu ISO. In the Browse window, navigate to the place where you stored your ISO file, select it, and click the Open button. Once you see the drive, click on the Select button. Wait for the bootable Windows 10 disk to be detected (you may need to adjust the boot order as explained above) Plug in the USB drive, and you will immediately see it in the top drop-down menu. Switch off the PC that needs reinstalling Here's how to reinstall Windows 10 with your bootable USB stick: So, if Windows 10 is not behaving in the expected manner, you can rely on the USB stick to reinstall it.
Not only can you install Windows 10 from the drive, you can also reinstall Windows 10 with a USB stick. While this is fine, it might be worth leaving it alone as a dedicated Windows 10 installation and repair drive. Once you've installed Windows 10 from the bootable USB drive, you might think you can just reuse the drive.
How to Reinstall and Repair Windows 10 From USB
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