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by RulerOf
670 days ago
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> That you can, worst case, boot it (or any other tools) from simple fat32 formatted pendrive that can be created with a file manager instead of rawdogging the hard disk is just a bonus. There was a wonderful, brief period of time where most systems were UEFI out of the box, and the largest file on a Windows ISO was under 4 GiB. You could literally drag+drop the contents of the ISO to a FAT32 thumb drive and install Windows with it. You didn't have to erase it first. You didn't need a special app or the command line to pull it off. It just worked. The WIM files are too big now. At least Rufus is a pretty good utility. |
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