Insert a USB 3.0 Flash Drive and view its Drive Letter in Windows Explorer, in this case D. It should have a capacity >8 GB.
Ensure nothing is important on the USB Flash Drive as its contents will be formatted:
Right click the Start Button and select Disk Management:
The USB Flash Drive displays here with a single partition that spans the USB Flash Drive:
Go to the Fedora Download Page:
Select Fedora Media Writer (Windows):
The Fedora Media Writer Installer should be saved in Downloads:
Launch the Fedora Media Writer:
Accept the User Account Control Prompt:
Select I Agree:
Select Install:
Select Next:
Select Finish:
Shortcuts to the Fedora Media Writer will now be available in the Start Menu.
The Fedora Media should now launch. Select Download automatically and then next:
For the Official Edition with the GNOME Desktop Environment select Official Editions and Fedora WorkStation and then Next:
Alternatively select Spins and the desired Desktop Environment. For older hardware, the lightweight LXQt Desktop Environment is recommended:
Select the latest version, the 64 Bit Architecture and the appropriate USB Flash Drive. Select Download and Write:
The installation ISO will be downloaded and will be found in the Downloads folder and will be written to the USB Flash Drive:
The USB Flash Drive is now ready Return to Fedora Installation
The Fedora Media Writer will create a single partition on the USB Flash Drive that matches the expected size of the ISO contents. The remainder of the USB Flash Drive will be unallocated space:
The Fedora Media Writer can restore the USB Flash Drive:
However the USB will be restored using the exFAT file system:
The USB Flash Drive can be restored on Windows using Rufus. For more details see Restore USB on Windows