By default, your Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC is set to boot from the first connected internal hard drive. If you want to boot from a USB drive or an external drive, you need to change the boot order.

Did you know that you can run Windows directly off a USB drive? Here is a simple guide on how to download, create, and run Windows 11 or 10 from a USB flash drive.

Need to boot Windows from a USB? Here's a simple guide to help you set it up and run Windows anywhere, anytime!

If you want to try Windows 11 while still running Windows 10, then you can try out what's known as a Dual Boot. Here's how to do that.

Need installation media to reinstall Windows? Here's how to create a bootable CD, USB, or DVD with an ISO from scratch!

However, a dual-boot setup is a viable solution to run Windows 11 alongside Insider preview builds for the Dev, Beta, Release Preview Channels, or another version.

If your Windows 11 PC is slow to boot up, there could be several reasons for it. Here's how to get it to consistently boot up more quickly.

Does your Windows 11 desktop or laptop take forever to start up? Here are four effective solutions to make your Windows 11 PC boot faster.

If you plan to install Windows 11 on your device, you're likely to need a bootable USB drive, and here are two ways to create one.