The Windows ISO file is too large – Boot Camp Assistant creates a [X] GB installer partition which will contain the files present on the Windows 10 ISO as well as the Boot Camp Support software.

Here are some free bootable USB drive makers for Windows 11/10 to create a bootable drive from an ISO file. Create a multiboot USB!

This tool creates a bootable DVD or USB flash drive of a Windows disc, which you can boot from, and install Windows from. It's more efficient, and much, much faster, too. You will need a Windows 7 ...

But when I boot from it and reach the DOS environment, my BIOS update file isn't there. So, is there a straightforward app that can do for bootable .iso files what Rufus does for bootable USB sticks?

Also looking inside the memtest86-iso.iso file, I don't see anything I recognise as characteristic of bootable media e.g. it doesn't look like a linux bootable or a windows bootable..

The download itself is called ISO so I believe I need to create an actual ISO of the files next. Any suggestions on a current, bloatware-free utility for windows 10 that I could use?

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 ...