Is there any way to prevent Rufus making two different partitions like this While Making a Win10 ISO in UEFI-GPT Like this? If this is already asked and/or answered here (or anywhere on the internet), kindly share the link.
That's probably because of the EFI GPT option needs the UEFI_NTFS for being able to boot on UEFI systems.
Yes, I know that's the reason & while making ISO in MBR in FAT32, there is only a single partition, but I use UEFI so have to make the ISO in that BIOS mode, but this multiple partitioning giving me trouble & each time I've to delete those via DISKPART CMD, so asking for a solution (if any).
Format First Partition as FAT32 with Size 100mb & Put EFI + BOOT Directory from ISO to First Partition Then Hide it Using Diskpart Remove Letter of Same Volume Number . Next Extract Whole ISO to Second Partition on USB NTFS Partition & there you go .
That's because in recent Windows 10 builds the WIM file size exceeded 4GB, which is file size limit for FAT32. NTFS is needed since it supports files that are 4GB+ in size.
Create a mbr fat32 disk and simply copy everything, no need for rufus. if you also need to use in bios system, run this in admin cmd: Code: bootsect /nt60 x: Bootsect is inside win iso in boot directory
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