![]() ![]() Full credit and kudos to the sites and people linked below: I’ve just come across another way to tackle this that allows creating FAT32 + NTFS media with the multi-version ISO, and may also be handy if using a custom install.wim file. ![]() ![]() The ISO produced by the MS media creation tool (so far) produces an install.esd file that will fit, but may not always be the desired option. The multi-version ISO has an install.wim file too large for FAT32, so just dropping its contents on a FAT32 flash drive as I usually do won’t work. Some UEFI machines – ThinkPads for instance – will only boot FAT32 USB install media. The MS download site is offering the Windows 11 ISO to all visitors – not just non-windows hosts as it did with ’10 – and others may trip over this. As I indicated in previous whinge post, the size of the install.wim file in Windows install ISOs can present some problems when creating USB flash install media: Windows 10 USB Install Media … or MS BS This came up again when I wanted to try a pure clean install of Windows 11 on a ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 4. ![]()
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