Please refer to our how to install Windows 10 from ISO without DVD or USB guide for step-by-step directions.

To install from ISO, you just need to mount the ISO file and launch the Setup file located in the Sources folder.

It’s possible to install Windows 10 directly from the ISO image without burning it on to a DVD or USB only if you have a bootable Windows PC and plan to install Windows 10 on a drive other than where Windows 10/8/7 is currently installed.

Install Windows 10 from directly from ISO Refer to how to install Windows 10 from SD card guide for detailed directions. Making a memory card bootable is quite easy and similar to making a bootable USB. If you cannot find a USB or DVD around when you want to install Windows 10, you can simply backup data from your smartphone’s memory card to your PC and then use memory card as the bootable media. To prepare the bootable DVD, please refer to our how to prepare Windows 10 bootable DVD guide. You can either use the built-in ISO burning tool in Windows 10/8/7 or use third-party ISO burning tools to prepare bootable Windows 10 DVD. If you don’t have a USB drive around or if you often install or reinstall Windows 10, using a DVD as bootable media makes sense. You can either use the official Windows 10 Media Creation Tool to download and prepare the bootable USB or third-party tools such as Rufus if you already have downloaded the Windows 10 ISO image. Preparing a bootable USB and then installing Windows 10 from the bootable USB is probably the most prepared method of installing Windows 10.

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