Win 10 USB Install Failing

flybynite said:

open powershell as administrator
type diskpart press enter
type list disk press enter
locate your USB drive from list (you can choose by size)
type sel disk (then number of drive from list for example sel disk 4 then press enter
type clean then press enter
type create part pri then press enter
type sel part 1 then press enter
type format fs=fat32 quick then press enter
type assign then press enter
type active then press enter
type exit then press enter
type exit then press enter

Now mount your ISO file and copy all the files to your usb drive
restart, and boot from USB drive.

I can't do format fs=fat32 quick, I get the error:

Virtual Disk Service error:
A concurrent second call is made on an object before the first is completed.

Any ideas?

Freedee15 said:

I can't do format fs=fat32 quick, I get the error:

Virtual Disk Service error:
A concurrent second call is made on an object before the first is completed.

Any ideas?

I can't run it even if i delete the quick.
Trying a restart of computer.

Great, it's working now.

flybynite said:

open powershell as administrator
type diskpart press enter
type list disk press enter
locate your USB drive from list (you can choose by size)
type sel disk (then number of drive from list for example sel disk 4 then press enter
type clean then press enter
type create part pri then press enter
type sel part 1 then press enter
type format fs=fat32 quick then press enter
type assign then press enter
type active then press enter
type exit then press enter
type exit then press enter

Now mount your ISO file and copy all the files to your usb drive
restart, and boot from USB drive.

UEFI boot mode do not use boot sectors on the hard drive and the USB flash drive, and do not require active partition to be set.

Format your USB flash drive in Windows Explorer. Note: You need to choose the FAT32 file system.

When formatting is complete.
- In Windows 10, mount the Windows 10 ISO image file by right-clicking the ISO image file and choosing Mount. If you don’t see Mount command from the context menu, go to Open with -> Windows Explorer instead.
- Select everything in the mounted ISO image file, and copy them into the USB flash drive you prepared earlier.

Ok, so I've gotten to the install but now it says there is a driver missing.

Freedee15 said:

Ok, so I've gotten to the install but now it says there is a driver missing.

Sounds like a bad iso, perhaps redownload? Here is my ISO, it is pro. If you use Home, you will need to download it from MS.

Code:

https://mega.nz/#!xdYBGYAI!5h4kYux9ZfPKWINS8ApXsw_8BgA0SDmMslwAK381QRQ