Open the Microsoft Tech Bench website in a browser of choice that supports Developer Tools, and here the console (e.g.That got some people thinking, and the result is code that you can run on the site to add download options for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 ISO images to the page. If you analyze the page source code however, you will notice that Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 are mentioned there several times.
The page offers no indication that ISO image downloads for previous versions of Windows, Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, can be requested there as well. Links are valid for a 24-hour period only after which they expire and need to be requested again.ĭownload Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 ISO images The request is validated again by the server.ĭownload links for the ISO images are displayed, and you may select 32-bit or 64-bit versions of the selected version of Windows for download (or both). Fortunately, you can take care of that right from your phone-just tap the notification to jump into the format screen.Select the language you want supported and hit confirm once again.
If the drive isn’t properly formatted, you’ll get a notification letting you know that. Regardless of what kind of drive or phone you’re using, once it’s plugged in, you should get a notification that the drive is connected. Plug your flash drive into the USB A jack, and then plug the other end of the adapter into your phone. You can grab them from Amazon for cheap-they’re great to have around. This cable has a male micro USB connector on one side and female USB A jack on the other. In fact, you’ll have such limited choices, we think it’s best to just get a more traditional USB-A drive and an adapter.įor the adapter, you’ll need a USB OTG cable. Like with USB-C, you could buy a Micro USB flash drive if you’re in the market for a new one, though those aren’t nearly as common. Once you have the appropriate adapter, just throw it onto the drive and plug it into your phone. You can grab those from Amazon for just a few bucks. If you already have a traditional USB Type-A flash drive, then you’ll need an A-to-C adapter.
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