Hello, I have created a USB boot media to build systems. I know our boot.wim has all required drivers and we only have 1 task sequence. I create the bootable media. I then F12 a Dell system. It always thinks the USB stick is the C: drive. Why? What causes that?
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PENDING USB Boot Media
- Thread starter mqh7
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Uh uh.......The bootable USB disk should be set as the first boot device on the Windows computer,then make a bootable Windows 10 USB and boot computer with it again.
Both Free ISO to USB and iMgburn do well.
If you still can not do that,try this tutorial.
Both Free ISO to USB and iMgburn do well.
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