Installing a custom OS wipes your drive. Back up your files to an external disk or cloud storage. Step 2: Extracting the ISO Since the file ends in .7z , it is not yet a bootable image.
You may need to manually install your GPU and Wi-Fi drivers, as the "Lite" version might not include a massive driver library. w11xlite226211992optimum11v3fbconan7z install
Wait for the process to finish. You should now see a file ending in . Step 3: Creating the Bootable USB Installing a custom OS wipes your drive
Custom Windows ISOs are not official Microsoft products. Because they are modified by third parties, they can theoretically contain malware or lack critical security patches. Only download these builds from trusted community forums (like TeamOS or reputable tech archive sites) and never use them on a computer where you handle sensitive financial or banking data. You may need to manually install your GPU