Created a Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Bootable USB, On a Windows 7 x32

Ztruker said:

How did you create the flash drive? What program did you use, what steps did you follow.

The times I've tried to create a 64 bit install flash drive on a 32 but system it failed, every time.

When I create mine I use "Universal-USB-Installer" It works every times for me.

AddRAM said:

Kyrotix said:

DocBrown said:

I am talking about the file size of the .ISO before you burn it to DVD or USB

Do you know if I made it on a 32 bit, but the media is a 64 bit how will it install on a fresh pc rig that I'm building will it install it as a 32 bit because I made it on a 32 bit? Or will the media install at a 64 bit on my new pc im building on the media made on a 32 bit. Make sense? Cuz im not sure lol.

If you used the 64 bit iso then it will install the 64 bit version of windows.

As stated in post #2

Same thing if you burned the 64 bit iso to dvd.

Do you have a W7 Ultimate key for activation, when the time comes ?

Not sure why your icon is lookin like that, should look like this. But the files look fine.

Okay so I'm done? Thanks man u helped me just needed a double confirm that made sence. And yes I have a product key.

Ztruker said:

That looks good to me. I used Universal USB Installer, not Rufus and it complained about trying to create a 64bit flash drive on a 32 bit system. Rufus looks like it handled it so you should be okay.

Easy enough to check, just boot it.

Strange, I have a flashdrive with an all in one flashdrive of windows 7. It has around 30 versions of 32 and 64 bit on it, My other flash drive is a 20 in 1 win8 with 32 and 64 bit versions also, both have been used plenty of times for installing and repairing window's pc's. I made a tutorial a while back if you want to watch it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf-Lj6J3QFo