The hard disk’s read speed will also contribute to the time, but it shouldn’t take long as the size is under 700 MBs. Generally, the CDs and DVDs are slower as the data needs to be written on them through the burner. It will take a minute or two, depending upon the speed of the bootable media. Click on OK to confirm and finally begin the process. Now wait, and a warning prompt will appear. Everything is set click the START button to start the bootable creation process.ĥ. Fill in any name for your bootable device.Ĥ.
A volume label option will appear after loading and scanning the ISO. Next, locate the downloaded Windows XP ISO through the select button in boot selection.ģ. Anything with 1 GB of space would do it.Ģ. Launch Rufus and select your plugged-in CD/DVD or a USB drive. Install Rufus (portable version is available)ġ.
