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Select the 'Standard Windows installation (TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, 8GB+ RAM)' under image option.

Browse to the folder where you downloaded the Windows 11 ISO and select it.

Now, select 'Disk or ISO image' under boot selection option and click on 'Select'.

Make sure your USB drive is selected under the device option.

Now, insert a USB drive that you want to turn into a Windows 11 bootable drive.

Once the ISO is downloaded, you will need to download a free utility called Rufus and open it.

Click on '64-bit Download' to start downloading the ISO.Now, select your preferred language from the dropdown and click on 'confirm'.Select Windows 11 from the dropdown and click on 'Download'.For this method, you need to scroll down to the third option on Microsoft's website- "Download Windows 11 Disk Image (ISO)".First, head to Microsoft's website to download the ISO.There are a couple of ways to create an installation disk so you can follow the one that suits your needs. Luckily, Microsoft is also offering Windows 11 ISO so you can create your very own installation disk and install Windows 11 on multiple devices.

However, that may not be feasible for those who have to upgrade multiple devices or want to clean install Windows 11. Microsoft is allowing users to manually upgrade devices through their Windows 11 installation assistant. However, if you are impatient and want to upgrade your system to Windows 11 then you are in luck. While, Windows 11 is now available publicly, Microsoft is offering the update to a small group of users so you may not see the update right away. The new update comes with a brand-new UI, features as well as general improvements to the operating system. Earlier this month, Microsoft started offering Windows 11 to a select group of users as the company kicks off its phased rollout.