Not Single Language Edition, not N Edition, just plain Windows 10 from here: If you already download the just plain Windows 10 ISO file you can use what you have downloaded. To format the partition as FAT32, type format fs=fat32 quick, and then click ENTERĭon't worry about step 12 - we'll get to that in a minute. Prepare the flash drive to be bootable in both a UEFI and a legacy BIOS computer as follows:Īt step 9 make sure to use the FAT32 file system (read the important box below the step):ĩ. Here is a much more reliable way to make a USB flash drive bootable in both a UEFI and a legacy BIOS computer: If you don't set the all the options exactly the correct way, and set them in the exactly correct order in Rufus you are likely to get a USB flash drive that won't do what you want it to do. We seem to have better luck all around with USB 2.0 than 3.0.įinally, your USB flash drive is probably set up wrong. If the laptop has both blue USB 3.0 ports and black USB 2.0 ports, use the black USB 2.0 ports. 4 GB will work, but 8 GB to 32 GB will give you a little wiggle room and you can store drivers or data files on them too.
What type of USB flash drive are you using? Plain, USB 2.0 name brand flash drives seem to work best.
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