Making a bootable USB from windows CD

[SasiExpLosioN]

I've searched on Google how to make a USB bootable to install windows files. I'm planning to buy Win10 CD, but my PC DVD drive is dead (making an annoying noise during startup). so is there anyway to make USB bootable to install windows files? (that I'll buy in near-future)
sorry if you didn't understand anything, I'm trying to improve my English speaking skills (advice is welcome anytime )

 

[6R1M01R3]

You could make a image of the OS disc (ISO) and then use the rufus app to make the flash drive bootable using that image. I think there are freeware apps that you can use to make a image of a physical disc.

 

[SasiExpLosioN]

You could make a image of the OS disc (ISO) and then use the rufus app to make the flash drive bootable using that image. I think there are freeware apps that you can use to make a image of a physical disc.

im not sure about these apps. could anyone tell me what is the trusted and good software?

 

[SasiExpLosioN]

does anyone help me please? with detailed steps?
and sorry for bumping.

 

[6R1M01R3]

1. Make a bootable image from the windows os disc, a .iso file. You can use software for burning discs (like Nero) to make/save a rom image of the disc. For what I remember from Nero was that you used the copy disc option and then select "copy to file" instead to copy to disc.
2. Get the Rufus application to make a flash drive into a bootable drive for the os
3. Load the image into the flashdrive with the use of the mentioned app. Make sure the flash drive is in good condition and empty. The app is pretty easy to use, just dont run the drive checks because those take an eternity.

 

[Paul NZ]

Or just get the mediacreation tool from the MS site download whatever version of the ISO then use Rufus.

To put it on a flash drive. But you would need a key

The only thing is, if you're getting the dvd how would you create an ISO anyway?