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How to Create a Windows 8 Installation DVD or USB Drive

1. Download the Windows 8 Installer from Microsoft's web site and run it on an existing Windows system. It doesn't actually have to be the PC you want to upgrade, even though it says so—heck, it can be a PC you've already upgraded to Windows 8.
2. If it prompts you for a license, enter the key you received when you originally bought Windows 8.
3. Once you've gotten past the licensing screen, it'll ask you how you want to install Windows 8. Choose "Install by Creating Media."
4. It'll now give you a choice between a flash drive or an ISO file. If you want to create a thumb drive, choose "USB Flash Drive"—if you want to create a DVD, choose "ISO File."
5. If you chose the ISO file, you can now burn it to a DVD with something like ImgBurn.

Note that if you create the installation media on a 32-bit PC, you'll get a 32-bit ISO, and if you create it on a 64-bit PC you'll get a 64-bit ISO (so make sure you create it on the right kind of PC). Also note that you won't be able to use this disc to do a clean install on an empty hard drive if it's an upgrade version of Windows 8, but you should be able to do a clean install over an existing copy of Windows.

Once you read the steps, the process is extremely obvious, but if you aren't aware that the option exists, you might be confused about how to burn a more traditional disc (I know I was)

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How to Run a Portable Version of Windows from a USB Drive

What You'll Need (and What You'll Get)

You only need a few simple things to make this work. They include:

• A Windows installation disc or ISO image. We recommend using Windows 8. Windows 8 will allow you to use your portable installation on any computer, but Windows 7 is not as portable and may have driver or activation issues if you use it on other computers. (If you must use Windows 7, this alternative method may be preferable).
• A USB drive. An external hard drive is preferred over a flash drive, since it will run significantly faster. USB 2.0 will suffice, but if you have a USB 3.0 drive, we recommend using it (though it will only work if you're installing Windows 8, not Windows 7).
• WinToUSB. This is the simple program that will walk you through the installation process.

As you can see, there are a few caveats. We tested this using Windows 8.1 on a USB 2.0 external hard drive, and the results were quite satisfactory. It ran at a reasonable speed, automatically installed the drivers it needed, and worked on multiple computers. But your mileage may vary if you try to use Windows 7 or a flash drive.

Step One: Install WinToUSB

First, download WinToUSB and install it on your system, just like you would any other program. Note that you'll need to be an administrator on the computer you install WinToUSB on.
While you're at it, find your Windows installation disc or ISO and get it ready, because you're going to need it in the next step. If you don't have one, you can download one from Microsoft.

Step Two: Create Your Portable Drive

Next, you just need to start up WinToUSB and follow its (short) wizard to create your portable installation. There are only a few steps involved:

1. Select Your Installer Media

When you start WinToUSB, you'll be prompted to choose your ISO file or disc. Click the browse button to find it, select the operating system you want to install, then click Next.

2. Select Your Hard Drive

Next, you'll be asked to select your hard drive and choose the system and boot partitions. You can find more information about this here, but with a USB hard drive you should just be able to select the first partition as system and the second partition as boot, as shown above. Make sure your drive is formatted as NTFS.

3. Start the Installation

When you click next, the installation will begin. I found it only took a half hour or so, though your mileage may vary depending on the speed of your hard drive.

Step Three: Boot From Your Portable Drive

That's it! It's actually a very quick and easy process, and when it's done, you can start running your portable installation on whatever computer you want. To do so, just plug it in, restart the computer, and boot from the drive just like you would a CD or flash drive (on my computer, that meant pressing F11 at boot and choosing the drive from a list).
The first time it starts, it'll install the necessary drivers and take awhile to boot, after which you can set up your machine just like you would a new Windows 8 PC. You may have to manually adjust some things like screen resolution, but once you're done, you can shut it down, move it to another computer, and run it from there. It may go through the driver installation step on each new computer (which means it'll take awhile to boot), but I found it moved between my two PCs quite well. Enjoy!
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How to install windows 7 from USB

• To start Windows 7 from an installation disc or USB flash drive. 
• Turn on your computer, insert the Windows 7 installation disc or USB flash drive.
•  And then turn off your computer. Press any key when prompted to do so, and then follow any instructions that appear.https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj95aXF8NjLAhXOSo4KHSDJBP0QFggdMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwindows.microsoft.com%2Fen-in%2Fwindows7%2Fstart-your-computer-from-a-windows-7-installation-disc-or-usb-flash-drive&usg=AFQjCNFPbnuh9hPWP3L-BrN9T2mY9l3ZWQ&sig2=XtfhKYRQ-qUabzdYEh5kng&bvm=bv.117604692,d.c2E

Installing and reinstalling Windows

There are two options to choose from during the Windows 7 installation process:

• Upgrade. This option replaces your current version of Windows with Windows 7, and keeps your files, settings, and programs in place on your computer.
• Custom. This option replaces your current version of Windows with Windows 7, but doesn't preserve your files, settings, and programs. It's sometimes referred to as a clean installation for that reason.

In this article you'll find detailed instructions for installing Windows 7 and reinstalling Windows 7.

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How to place an image in a PhotoshopCS6

How to place an image in a PhotoshopCS6?

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Today I am here to show you the simple steps to import an image to Photoshop.

Method1:

Just follow the below steps. 

• look at the left corner of the work area  you can find the "File" option from menu bar.
• after clicking it you get a drop down list where you can find the "Place" option.
• select it and Images in your system will be opened and select the desired one and work on.

Method2:

Here comes the better and simple step to import a file to Photoshop.

• Open the image containing file and just drag it to the to active Photoshop in the task bar.