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it does not matter what is on the internal hard disk of the target system, even if the internal hard disk is broken/not working.

Select the USB drive as the boot device in the BIOS boot menu.Connect the prepared external USB drive (hard disk or Flash drive) to the target system (use a USB 2.0 port NOT a USB 3.0 port!).

When you have made it, you can boot from it as follows: This tutorial does not make a Windows installer USB drive, it actually puts a copy of Windows 7 onto a USB drive and makes it bootable. For 'Removable' USB flash drives, be sure to choose the VHD option (for Win8/10) or it won't boot! NEW! You might like to try WinToUSB which make it very easy to prepare a bootable USB drive containing Win7/8/10 To Go. So now you can try Windows 7 without needing to install it onto your internal hard disk! IT WILL ONLY WORK ON A USB 2.0 PORT (see instructions at the end of this page for instructions on how to add USB 3 drivers). Please note: This tutorial enables you to prepare a USB drive so that you can boot directly to Windows 7 from the USB drive.