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Can I get an Win 10 ISO to a USB drive without using the Media Creation Tool? Or is the only way to get a Windows 10 ISO to a USB drive via the tool?

There are other ways, such as downloading the ISO via a torrent then using Rufus to put it on a stick, but that's the only way. I don't think the ISO is listed on any other sites.

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There are other ways, such as downloading the ISO via a torrent then using Rufus to put it on a stick, but that's the only way. I don't think the ISO is listed on any other sites.

I'm on Vista and they let me straight download the ISO. Should I just do that and drop it into my USB Drive?

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I'm on Vista and they let me straight download the ISO. Should I just do that and drop it into my USB Drive?

Yeah, I don't see why there would be a problem doing that?

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Yeah, I don't see why there would be a problem doing that?

Sweg I just needed to know if I just drag and drop the ISO I already have into the USB Drive if that would work or I would have needed to do something else

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Sweg I just needed to know if I just drag and drop the ISO I already have into the USB Drive if that would work or I would have needed to do something else

Oh. sorry I didn't read what you said right.

 

You will need to use a program such as Rufus to create a bootable media.

 

https://rufus.akeo.ie/

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Can I get an Win 10 ISO to a USB drive without using the Media Creation Tool? Or is the only way to get a Windows 10 ISO to a USB drive via the tool?

 

THIS IS FOR ANOTHER COMPUTER

You can also download the ISO from Windows website, and use a software to''burn'' the ISO and make the USB a booteable flash drive

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Oh. sorry I didn't read what you said right.

 

You will need to use a program such as Rufus to create a bootable media.

 

https://rufus.akeo.ie/

 

Oh. sorry I didn't read what you said right.

 

You will need to use a program such as Rufus to create a bootable media.

 

https://rufus.akeo.ie/

Any Usage guide? Or click everything and continue

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Any Usage guide? Or click everything and continue

There you go:

http://www.groovypost.com/howto/create-windows-10-bootable-usb-flash-drive/

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Sorry for bugging you NTFS or FAT32 for file system?

Whichever it selects for you, I know when I used it, it would automatically set a file format and wouldn't let me change it either way.

Should be NTFS, I think.

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Whichever it selects for you, I know when I used it, it would automatically set a file format and wouldn't let me change it either way.

Should be NTFS, I think.

I have default FAT32 stick with it or?

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I have default FAT32 stick with it or?

Yeah

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Can I get an Win 10 ISO to a USB drive without using the Media Creation Tool? Or is the only way to get a Windows 10 ISO to a USB drive via the tool?

 

THIS IS FOR ANOTHER COMPUTER

 

The media creation tool allows you to create an ISO, Upgrade or USB Flash Drive bootable disk. Theres one that only allows you to upgrade i know that but the other one allows you to do all three.

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