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GPT partition scheme and change NTFS to FAT32
Hello Semprot, and welcome to Ten Forums. :)
As Noel posted above, you should have it set using step 6 in OPTION TWO.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...html#option2s6
Well
Thank you so much for fast response
I'll do installation tonight. I hope everything goes well without clean my hardisk file.
I'm looking into creating a recovery Flash Drive or DVD (preferably both), and I have two questions.
If I understood this tutorial (and a few others) correctly, I can use the same Flash Drive for refreshing, resetting, or doing a clean install. Is this correct?
Also, I recently downloaded an ISO file (4GB) to repair my Windows image with DISM. Is there a not too difficult way to use this file to create bootable medium, or will I be better off using the Media Creation Tool and repeating the download?
Hello Greg, :)
Yes, that's correct. A Windows 10 installation USB will also include WinRE to be able to refresh, reset, clean install, etc... with.
You can usually use DISM from within Windows without needing an ISO file unless the default Windows image is corrupted to have to use the ISO as the image source instead.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/7...-10-image.html
I like to download the ISO directly.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/9...-download.html
Thank you for your reply, but you misunderstood my second question. (I may have worded it badly.) I've already downloaded the ISO and successfully repaired my image with it. My question was regarding creating an installation USB. Would it be easier to make the USB using the already downloaded ISO or to use the Media Creation Tool and possibly doing another download. (If creating a USB using a previously downloaded ISO was explained in the tutorials I read, I seem to have missed it.)
Edited to add:
Never mind my comment about my second question. I just needed to reread Option 2.
Last edited by gregyurkon; 08 Nov 2015 at 07:24.
Sorry about that. Yes, it would be easier to use the ISO you already have to create a USB with.
I am sure this s obvious, but in step 8 when Windows creates the USB install pen, this does auto boot to install Windows 10 without needing to boot in advanced mode etc.
thanks
Hello Steve, :)
It's not quite automatic, but the tutorial below can help show you how to boot from the USB.
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html