We must create a Bootable USB that has two partitions. We therefore require some additional steps to make a Bootable USB and most utilities such as Rufus are insufficient. The install.wim of the Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Insider Preview ISOs typically exceeds 4.0 GB.Ĥ.0 GB is the upper file size limit for the FAT32 File System and unfortunately some Dell Business Models will only display a FAT32 Partition in the UEFI Boot Menu. This guide will not cover older computers with a Legacy BIOS as these computers do not meet the recommended system requirements to run Windows 8.1, 10 or 11. UEFI Bootable USBĪ UEFI Boot with Secure Boot has been the standard since 2012. Microsoft only list ISO Checksums for mainstream Windows Builds and not the Windows Insider Preview ISOs. The ISO Checksums should match what Microsoft list on their website, if they do not your ISO is likely corrupt and should be redownloaded. Replace Win11_EnglishInternational_圆4v1 with your ISO name. Right click the Start Button and select Terminal (Admin) or PowerShell (Admin): These can be used to verify the file integrity of your ISO. The Windows 10 and Windows 11 Direct ISO Download Pages should list installation ISO Checksums. You can close the Developer Tools and now you have access to the Direct ISO Download: Checking the ISO Checksums This will display the page emulated for the screen of a mobile phone: To access the direct download links on Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. The Windows 10 Software Download Page will only show the Windows Media Creation Tool by default. These ISOs include the specialised education editions and workstation editions used for example in universities and educational institutions:Īccessing Direct Download Links for Windows 10 These ISOs have an install.wim file which typically exceeds 4.0 GB. The Windows Insider Preview ISOs are also only available as direct download links. Windows 10 and Windows 11 ISOs are also available as direct download links. This guide will not focus on the ISOs or installation media created from the Windows Media Creation Tool. The install.esd contains the most commonly used Retail and OEM editions however it lacks the specialised education editions and workstation editions used for example in universities and educational institutions: The Windows Media Creation Tool downloads Windows Setup Files and uses these to create an installation ISO with a smaller install.esd.
Windows 10 and Windows 11 also have the Windows Media Creation Tool.
Windows Insider ISOs Windows Media Creation Tool
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