@Enthousiast An almost a decade old motherboard boots fine after extracting the ISO to an NTFS formatted USB drive. Is there a reason to use a FAT32 formatted USB drive instead and this tool as install.wim is now bigger than 4GB?
Greetings @Enthousiast , I was wondering if this tool can also be used with a source folder, not just a source ISO? Warm Regards
No, it started as a development for people who asked me how to fit the new super large windows ISO's on a DVD5 (which now is a bit redundant with all the USB usage, but then the SWM option becomes handy for FAT32). So, it extracts the ISO and uses the extracted files to rebuild a new ISO. Maybe if my eyesight will improve the next few treatments (atm it is only getting worse) i can try to modify the script.
No worries at all—your health is the most important thing. I truly hope the upcoming treatments help improve your eyesight. Take all the time you need my friend.