How to Boot ASUS Laptop from USB [Quick & Efficient Way]

If you have the desire to boot Windows from USB or install an operating system on your ASUS laptop, this article will provide a detailed solution. EaseUS will show you how to burn the Windows system you need to USB and then boot your ASUS laptop from it.

View the Necessary Requirement to Boot ASUS Laptop from USB:

⏱️ Duration
3-7 minutes

⛏️Preparation

✔️16GB USB

✔️Windows ISO files

✔️ISO Burner – EaseUS Partition Master

👣 Key Steps:

1️⃣Make USB bootable…Full steps

2️⃣Set USB as a bootable device…Full steps

🧑🏻‍🤝‍🧑🏻 Suitable Users
ASUS users and beginners

Boot ASUS Laptop from USB is not a difficult task. You need to make your USB bootable. Next, we will explain exactly how to boot ASUS laptops from USB. Continue reading.

How to Boot ASUS Laptop from USB

The following are the complete steps from preparing the USB to setting the USB as the boot drive:

Step 1. Prepare A USB

You should prepare a USB drive with a capacity of at least 16GB and format it as FAT32.

• Right-click and select the Windows icon to open Disk Management.
• Select the target USB drive and format it as FAT32.

Step 2. Download Windows ISO File

Programs as large as the Windows operating system are usually provided as ISO files. You can boot from USB on an ASUS laptop only if you have Windows OS prepared on USB.

Download the ISO file: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download

Step 3. Burn ISO to USB and Make it Bootable

Downloading the Windows file and storing it on the USB does not make the USB bootable. If you want to boot USB on your ASUS laptop, you need to burn the ISO file to USB and make it bootable. EaseUS Partition Master Free is a tool designed for users who want to create Windows bootable USBs for all laptops.

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The software provides the functionality of Burn ISO. It offers a perfect and easier solution than the built-in creation tool of Windows. It allows you to burn ISO to DVD/CD/USB and make it bootable. Follow these steps to burn Windows ISO files to USB:

Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master and go to the Bootable Media section. Click “Burn ISO” and click “Next”.

Step 2. Select the ISO image that you have downloaded on your PC, and click “Open”.

Step 3. Click “Next” and select the target USB as destination and click “Burn” to execute the operation.

Step 4. Select the Boot Device

After making the USB bootable, you can boot Windows on your laptop. ASUS offers two ways to change the boot device: ASUS’ BIOS and the ASUS laptop boot menu. ASUS offers a quicker way. You can change the boot media from the ASUS boot menu. The ASUS boot menu allows you to select the boot media directly without having to access the BIOS:

• Press the boot menu key (Esc or F8 key) repeatedly while booting until the logo screen appears.
• Select USB as the boot drive and press enter.

 Notice:

The ASUS BIOS and boot menu keys may vary depending on the laptop model. The BIOS key is usually the delete or F2 key, while the boot menu key is usually the Esc or F8 key.

After completing the above steps, you can boot Windows from USB normally on your ASUS laptop. If your device is still not bootable from USB, we have some additional fixes for you.

Further Reading:

Fix Unable to Boot From USB on ASUS Laptop

If you do not detect USB in the boot menu or cannot view bootable USB in the BIOS, disable some security features. Besides, it may also be caused by an outdated BIOS or driver issue. We have provided some possible fixes:

Fix 1. Disable Security Features

Step 1. Turn on your computer and press BIOS to enter the BIOS before the logo appears.

Step 2. Press F7 to access the advanced menu mode.

Step 3. Under Security, select Secure Boot Control.

Step 4. Select Disable in the drop-down menu.

Step 5. Under the Boot menu, disable Fast Boot.

Step 6. Change CSM Support to Enabled in the Boot option.

Step 7. Save and exit.

Step 8. Reboot and press and hold F8 to enter the BIOS, and then select USB as the boot medium.

Fix 2. Update BIOS

Step 1. Download the BIOS update from the manufacturer’s website.

Step 2. Enter the BIOS and select Tool > ASUS EZ Flash Utility.

Step 3. Press and hold Enter and select Find the file to download the update via Storage device.

Step 4. Press Enter to start the update.

If these two methods don’t work, you can also try changing the settings on your EFI/UEFI PC.

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Conclusion

This article discusses the detailed steps to boot an ASUS laptop from USB. The most important prerequisite for booting a laptop from USB is to ensure that there is a Windows operating system on the USB and that the USB is a bootable drive.

Fortunately, this article provides a quick and easy free ISO burner to do this – EaseUS Partition Master, which can easily burn Windows to USB with just a few simple clicks. You can also use the Windows ISO image burned on the USB to repair your PC. Download and experience the convenience of this software!

FAQs About How to Boot ASUS Laptop from USB

Do you know how to boot an ASUS laptop from USB? In addition, this part offers some related questions and answers. Hope it can solve more of your problem.

1. What is the ASUS boot menu key?

The ASUS boot menu key varies depending on the computer model; the Vivobook series boot menu key is Esc and F8. All other series boot menu keys are Esc keys.

2. Can I boot Windows 10 from USB on ASUS laptop?

You can boot Windows 10 from USB on ASUS. Before setting USB as a boot device, you should download the Windows ISO file and then use a professional tool to create a bootable USB. Then you can restart your computer and press and hold the boot menu repeatedly to set your computer to boot from USB.

3. Why ASUS laptop won’t boot from USB?

The USB drive is not listed as a boot option in BIOS may be a problem with the settings or BIOS not being updated. You can try disabling fast and secure boot. If that doesn’t work, you can try updating the BIOS.