Creating a bootable USB Drive for Windows 7 Installation for 64bit

I tried using the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool to copy my ISO file onto a USB, but when it was completed I received an error messaged saying that bootsect was not able to be ran and as such the USB device was not made bootable.
I tried following this thread. The difference is that my computer is actually a 64bit and not a 32 bit.
How do I get the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool to recognize a - Microsoft Community

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I used Wintobootic, and it seemed to have work fine.
I also appreciate the detailed explanation of the Rufus option.
I had thought Windows installed until I was brought back to the initial starting point of the installation as if I had just turned on my computer with the USB stick in.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you for your time.

Sorry, I realized it was because my boot order was still with my USB stick being read first and my USB was still plugged in.
Though because I tried installing twice, due to my confusion, I seem to have two Windows 7. Not sure how or if that affects anything.

I think I have my Windows working, but now it says that it is missing a driver and as such is unable to connect to the internet or even pick up on any wireless routers. Thoughts or suggestions please and thank you.