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
Other ways to install Windows... [SOLUTIONS] Installing Windows on UEFI System with install.wim over 4 GB
I guess the Defrag bug is not really fully solved, just changed a bit? It seems my SSDs do not get automatically trimmed as they used to? Additionally, the HDDs are still erroring because the OS tries to trim them. So weird. Who QAs these "fixes"?