I'm in a bit of a jam here. My Windows laptop is completely out of commission, and I need to install Windows onto a flash drive for repairs. Unfortunately, the only devices I've got to work with are a school-issued Chromebook and my phone. I've been struggling with this for a while now, and I'm really hoping someone can offer some advice on how I can get this done.
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Here's a link that walks you through creating a bootable USB on a Chromebook: [Create Bootable USB](https://www.makeuseof.com/create-bootable-usb-on-chromebook/). Just keep in mind that your school's restrictions might block some of these options.
I get it, you’re frustrated, but try to hold back a bit on the language. We understand that Chromebooks aren't ideal for this kind of task.
Before diving into the Windows installation, it would help to know what's specifically wrong with your laptop. There might be alternative solutions available. Also, you could try using Ventoy to create the bootable drive directly from your Chromebook—it's worth checking out if you're up for the challenge! Here's a tutorial: [Ventoy Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dloV5ET4Pes)
Have you thought about borrowing a Windows machine from someone? It might also be worth reaching out to your school's IT department for help. Just a heads up, though: cursing in your post isn't going to get you more responses; it might even turn some people off.
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