Windows 10 x86 and x64 in One

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    foldonce MDL Junior Member

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    #1 foldonce, Jan 1, 2016
    How do I do this? I know how to create a usb bootable win10 OS but the problem that I have is how do I create a single usb bootable for both Win 10 x86 and x64. I have a usb that's 8gig and I wanted that usb to be a win10 exclusive installer only. Also, Is it possible to update that usb bootable OS installer with the latest windows 10 updates at the same time?

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    foldonce MDL Junior Member

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    kaljukass MDL Guru

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    In no way can not understand why it is necessary to do all the things so trickily (so complicated).
     
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    Jacoub MDL Member

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    #6 Jacoub, Jan 1, 2016
    the easiest way is using Media Creation Tool from Microsoft & select both platforms. At least that is how I did for Home & Pro
     
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    genenioo MDL Addicted

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    genenioo MDL Addicted

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    Step 1 does that for you. If you want to add more .wims from other versions you can download those versions and extract those .wims to the wim folder before starting the batch.