Select the USB drive that you want to burn the ISO file to. If there is one drive plugged to computer, the drive will be selected by default. Wait a while until you see the Bootable USB device created successfully. Then you can unplug the USB drive and use it to install Windows 10. If you have difficulty burning the ISO file to USB manually, you can use a trusted third-party tool to help you like “UltralSO”.Microsoft has made Windows 10 version 2004 available to the developer community, a couple weeks ahead of its release to the general public. Like many IT pros with a Visual Studio (formerly MSDN) subscription, I downloaded the ISO file yesterday and set about to copy it to a bootable USB flash drive. Normally, that's a simple process: First, use the Recovery Media Creator to create a bootable USB flash drive then double-click the Windows 10 v2004 ISO file in File Explorer to mount it as a virtual drive and drag the contents of the mounted drive to the bootable USB flash drive. That option works fine when you download the Windows 10 installer files using the official Windows 10 Download page, because those files are packaged specifically for use on USB flash drives. ![]() ![]() But that page only includes the latest official release. Instead of completing a simple drag-and-drop copy operation as expected, File Explorer puts up this File Too Large error message:įiles larger than 4 GB won't fit on a drive that's formatted with FAT32 If you're downloading an advance release, as I was, or if you need the previous release, you'll run into an old, familiar, and extremely annoying problem.
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