These days, all you need is an ISO of Windows, which is easy to get, and an empty USB drive you can load and boot from. Rufus ...

Once the download is done, it will simply enable the Start button situated on the bottom part of the Rufus window. Upon selecting that, you can start creating a bootable USB drive from that ISO ...

and you will be able to create a bootable USB that can be used to install Windows 11. If you don’t want to install the ISO from Microsoft.com, you can also download Windows 11 using the Rufus ...

If you're using Windows, you can use Rufus. If you're a Mac owner, you can use its built-in tools or balenaEtcher. Create ...