

Only plugging in the Windows 11 bootable USB drive to your PC isn’t enough to make it the first boot.

How to fix Windows 11 USB won’t boot? Check the BIOS to make sure the Windows 11 bootable USB is set as first boot Your PC is not booting the USB drive in UEFI mode.The USB port you are using for the USB drive is not working properly or is simply broken.The USB drive is not bootable or the content is corrupted.The Windows 11 bootable USB drive is not set as the first boot priority in the BIOS settings.Listed below are some of the most common causes of why Windows 11 USB won’t boot. The issue can be caused by several reasons that usually revolve around the boot settings and the bootable USB itself. Check if your hardware is compatible with Windows 11.

