A great number of new computers, particularly netbooks, laptops and all-in-one PCs, do not come with optical disk drives which were, for a long time, the standard medium for installing any operating system. Today, you can also download Windows from Microsoft's website after purchasing it, but this needs to be done again whenever you reinstall Windows or you want to install it on more than one computer. Obviously, this is completely inconvenient, particularly if you have a fairly slow Internet connection or you have a limited amount of bandwidth at your disposal. Fortunately, you can now easily turn any Windows 7 or Windows 8 ISO image or other installation media or folder into a bootable USB drive. You can install Windows from USB media easily thanks to WindowsToUSB Lite, an extremely easy-to-use portable application which you don't even need to install on your computer. You can find out more about the tool and download it for free today at http://www.windowstousb.com. It supports Windows 7, 8 and server editions, including both 32- and 64-bit versions.
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