How do i create Windows 7 installer on usb flash drive?

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i have a recently bought 15 inch 2014 Macbook Pro with Yosemite but does not have a CD/DVD drive. How do I create Windows 7 on a usb flash drive so i can use it to install bootcamp?
 
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I moved your post here to the correct forum. It's not a "Switcher" subject. Now to answer your post....

i have a recently bought 15 inch 2014 Macbook Pro with Yosemite but does not have a CD/DVD drive. How do I create Windows 7 on a usb flash drive so i can use it to install bootcamp?
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Burn the Windows 7 DVD (preferably the 64 bit version) to a USB flash drive as an ISO. Make sure you burn it correctly so that it's a bootable ISO. After that, follow the Boot Camp instructions for your MacBook Pro. You will also be required during the Boot Camp setup to download a driver image from Apple. You likewise need to place that driver image on a USB flash drive.
 
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chscag said:
I moved your post here to the correct forum. It's not a "Switcher" subject. Now to answer your post....



Burn the Windows 7 DVD (preferably the 64 bit version) to a USB flash drive as an ISO. Make sure you burn it correctly so that it's a bootable ISO. After that, follow the Boot Camp instructions for your MacBook Pro. You will also be required during the Boot Camp setup to download a driver image from Apple. You likewise need to place that driver image on a USB flash drive.
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Thanks. At last succeeded! ;)
 
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Great, glad to hear you succeeded. By the way, that's a nice Sager PC you have. I love Sager PCs but the only problem with them is they are heavier than a normal laptop. However, they're built like a tank. ;D
 

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