Yes, you can create a Windows 11 recovery disk from another computer. Here are the steps to do so:
1. Obtain a USB flash drive with sufficient storage capacity: Make sure you have a USB flash drive with at least 16GB of free space before proceeding.
2. Download the official Windows 11 ISO file: Visit the official Microsoft website or trusted sources to download the Windows 11 ISO file. Ensure that you download the correct version corresponding to your system architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).
3. Prepare your USB flash drive: Connect the USB flash drive to the computer you will use to create the recovery disk.
4. Format the USB flash drive: Open the File Explorer, right-click on the USB flash drive, and select the "Format" option. In the format dialog box, choose "FAT32" as the file system and leave other options as default. Click "Start" to begin the formatting process.
5. Mount the Windows 11 ISO file: Right-click on the Windows 11 ISO file you downloaded, select "Mount" or "Open with," and choose a virtual disk drive utility to mount the ISO file.
6. Copy Windows 11 files onto the USB flash drive: With the ISO file mounted, open another File Explorer window, navigate to the virtual disk drive, and copy all the files and folders from the ISO image and paste them into the formatted USB flash drive.
7. Eject the USB flash drive: Once the files are successfully copied, safely eject the USB flash drive from the computer.
Your Windows 11 recovery disk is now ready to be used. Whenever you need to recover or troubleshoot your Windows 11 system, insert this recovery disk into the computer and boot from it to access the recovery options. Remember to adjust the boot order in the computer's BIOS settings if necessary.