KB4540409 for Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 19041.113 Feb. 27 Insider

f14tomcat · 29 Feb 2020

ap1978 said:

Another thing worth trying is WinSetupFromUSB WinSetupFromUSB | Install Windows from USB with WinSetupFromUSB, multiboot and a lot more . This is what I use to create Windows installs via ISO to USB. By the way, Rufus 3.9 Build 1624 was released today: Releases . pbatard/rufus . GitHub

Thanks............

Josey Wales · 29 Feb 2020

I just extracted the ISO to a flash Drive.

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Zardoc · 02 Mar 2020

Hey guys,

Are a few of you getting ESENT errors ?

Thanks

jimbo45 · 03 Mar 2020

Hi folks

Can't seem to make bootable ISO any more via rufus with the build retrieved from UUPDUMP. Anybody else with the problem.

I can still "Clean install" via running the setup.exe from the iso image on the computer but if doing on several machines it's nice to have a bootable USB.

(I also tried via dd but that doesn't give bootable usb either).

I see rufus 3.9 released so I'll try that.

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 · 03 Mar 2020

Hi folks

Rufus 3.9 -- USB device now bootable from the UUPDUMP ISO -- must have been something in the creation of the UEFI Boot -- I was using a Kingston Traveller 16GB USB drive formatted FAT32 -- perfectly "Bog standard " device for this stuff.

The ISO I created contains both W10 PRO and W10 Pro for Workstations --I'm installing the W10 PRO for workstations.

Looks like RUFUS 3.8 might have had a flaw in it. 3.9 working OK

Cheers
jimbo

f14tomcat · 03 Mar 2020

jimbo45 said:

Hi folks

Rufus 3.9 -- USB device now bootable from the UUPDUMP ISO -- must have been something in the creation of the UEFI Boot -- I was using a Kingston Traveller 16GB USB drive formatted FAT32 -- perfectly "Bog standard " device for this stuff.

The ISO I created contains both W10 PRO and W10 Pro for Workstations --I'm installing the W10 PRO for workstations.

Looks like RUFUS 3.8 might have had a flaw in it. 3.9 working OK

Cheers
jimbo

Did 3.9 create a small Fat32 for the UEFI, and an NTFS for the remainder? Mine did for the 19041 because the WIM was greater than 4GB. Worked fine.

jimbo45 · 03 Mar 2020

f14tomcat said:

Did 3.9 create a small Fat32 for the UEFI, and an NTFS for the remainder? Mine did for the 19041 because the WIM was greater than 4GB. Worked fine.

Hi there
I just let Rufus 3.9 do the whole thing - it defaulted to VFAT - -- it's only a 16GB USB stick which I only ever use for these sorts of things so it must be OK

I'm on one of my Linux systems currently but here's the details of the USB stick I used (after Rufus 3.9 ) : (/dev/sdg)

KB4540409 for Windows 10 Insider Preview Slow Build 19041.113 Feb. 27-screenshot_20200303_134152.png

Cheers
jimbo

Dave44 · 04 Mar 2020

f14tomcat said:

Did 3.9 create a small Fat32 for the UEFI, and an NTFS for the remainder? Mine did for the 19041 because the WIM was greater than 4GB. Worked fine.

i use UUP dump to created ISO and always chose to covert it to ESD so it under 4GB for UEFI boot