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Hi, does the issue of iso files with an install.wim >4Gb need consideration?

Raised here:
Can not go back to 1909

post #3

Thanks

dalchina said:

Hi, does the issue of iso files with an install.wim >4Gb need consideration?

Raised here:
Can not go back to 1909

post #3

Thanks

I wouldn't think so if you used something like Rufus (option 2) to create the USB.

Hi Shawn,

I keep sending suggestions to your articles . Rufus now allows you to download the ISO file directly too, so the process is fully automatic. SS Attached. You need to click "download" instead of "select" :)

Sumit Dhiman said:

Hi Shawn,

I keep sending suggestions to your articles . Rufus now allows you to download the ISO file directly too, so the process is fully automatic. SS Attached. You need to click "download" instead of "select" :)

Thank you Sumit.

Now, that's a great new feature.

I still only have a "Select" button in the same version of Rufus. Do you have to press a keyboard shortcut to get the "Download" option available?

Brink said:

Thank you Sumit.

Now, that's a great new feature.

I still only have a "Select" button in the same version of Rufus. Do you have to press a keyboard shortcut to get the "Download" option available?

Hi Shawn,

I use 3.11 portable. Hope the GIF works - you need to click the dropdown button.

Edit: It looks like they have integrated TechBench by WZT, at least what the options say

Hmm, no drop-down arrow on mine- exactly same version, options elsewhere.

@Sumit Dhiman

I don't appear to have a drop menu like that yet. Just the Select button in Rufus and Rufus portable.

Described here:
Downloading Windows 10 ISO Images using Rufus - Next of Windows

dalchina said:

Described here:
Downloading Windows 10 ISO Images using Rufus - Next of Windows

Ah, ok.

"Check for updates" must be enabled in Rufus to have the option available.

Thanks dalchina. So, you need to delete the ini file which should do the trick.