iso again.ĭid you make rescue/boot Disk or USB from MR ?. When done RC on the Mounted Drive and Eject it just like a DVD or USB KEY and File Explorer will UnMount the.

iso in Windows 10 and then Open with>File Explorer it will mount the iso as a Drive letter ( just like your harddrive) ,then you just copy the files over to the USB Drive which you already have Formatted Fat32. I use a CDRW for mine, but also make the ISO and then mount and copy it to a Fat32 USB Key as well. Maybe MoxieMomma could word this better.As I reported in post #13 WinPe currently has a bug ( losses keyboard and mice) so it is worth updating if your systems are effected, but like you say if it works good for you then it is fine, but if you do update the Program you must update the Rescue disk too as Older Rescue disks can not restore the images made by the newer versions, at least that was my experience. It's too easy to create the media to not do it. Waiting too long between versions does run the risk of incompatibility. If thumbs aren't suitable, re-writable DVDs are a choice.

Although using a media from 2-3 versions ago will most likely work, it is a straightforward media creation. Macrium does a good job of keeping up with MS changes to 10. A thumb is easier to create as a rescue media than a DVD, is reusable, and quicker. The rescue media contains the drivers necessary to work with the OS/Hdwe involved.

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