Windows 7 ISO Burn To USB to install w/out any admin rights on comps

I am trying to burn the iso to a usb to be able to boot from. The computer i am putting 7 on has already run windows 7 in the past but had been formatted and switched to a linux os. I do not have admin rights on any of the computers that i can use and i need to create the installation usb on another computer. Is there anything that is just an executable program that will format and burn the iso to the usb without the need for admin rights? I have already been searching online for like 2 weeks off and on so i finally decided to just ask a question to anyone who is better with 7 than I. If it makes a difference, i am only able to access 64-bit hp computers that run windows 7 professional.
Any help would be great.
P.S. I already have the actual .iso still in tact on another separate usb drive. Do they expire or anyting because i downloaded it 2 or 3 months ago and saved it so i wouldn't have to do the whole 4 hour download of the 2.4 GB file again.

For USB:
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USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create
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UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows

What PC are you wanting to install Win7 onto?

If it's the HP in your specs then work through the steps for Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 which include everything needed to get and keep a perfect install.

Check out this page. This is the process I used to create mine.

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/...usbdvd_dwnTool

I was able to get onto another computer running Windows 7 at my house.

I downloaded the Windows 7 DVD/USB tool
Then, I was able to successfully burn the iso file entitled "X17-58996.iso" to the flash drive but then I tried to install by booting from the flash drive.

This is another place I ran into problems.
The computer that I am attempting to fix is not the one in my specs because the one in my specs is the one I use most.

Specs on pc affected
HP G60-441US
original os: windows vista
Manufactured '09
more specs here

When i try to install windows 7 home premium it wont give me an available hdd to put the version of windows on...
Do I have to manually format the hard drive because of the fact that I am switching from Ubuntu, the linux os
Any help is much appreciated but note the problem with burning the iso image to the flash drive is solved
Thanks, Lapins

Work through these steps for Overcoming Windows 7 Installation Failures - Windows 7 Help Forums

Solved thanks I guess the problem was one of the BIOS settings because as it said in the info gregrocker gave the link to i reset the defaults and it worked

This can be done easily using 7zip portable and the windows file browser.

Installing Linux Mint to USB without administrative rights - Angry Computer Nerd

The copy and paste from an ISO file to a USB flash drive only works if the installation files and the computer are UEFI compatible.
Won't work for Win 7 ISO, unless you add some files.
UEFI Bootable USB Flash Drive - Create in Windows

@Megahertz07 Windows 10 is now basically free. You can download it from Microsoft's website then make your installation USB. It doesn't even ask if you have key anymore. The only downside is you get a permanent water mark and you can't change the back ground.

I screwed up the hard drive on my laptop some time ago and lost my Windows 10 key. I've been using the free copy ever since. I wouldn't use Windows 7/8 unless you have a very specific need just for those builds.