The.ISO file is a widely used disk image format and the standard format for bootable media. (Linux anyone?) Here is a quick and easy way to make a bootable USB from a.ISO file, no 3rd party apps required.

• • Burn: Make a bootable USB or DVD/CD with ISO file easily! • • Extract: Directly Open and extract everything from an ISO file to your computer. • • Create: Abilty to create ISO file from files, folders, program, disks and partitions, back up your data with ISO. • • Edit: Allowed to edit a bootable ISO file, such as add file, export, rename or delete, then save as a new bootable ISO file without getting errors.

• • Copy Disc: Make an bootable ISO file from a CD, DVD disc with a sector-by-sector copying. Support UEFI and MBR-based Computer Most new PCs don’t include the traditional BIOS. They use UEFI firmware instead, so, if your computer is traditional BIOS (Legacy/CSM boot), then the ISO may be won’t boot if your computer is UEFI-based BIOS. But don’t worry, This ISO Editor tool is now fully compatible with this two boot mode.

• MBR(legacy BIOS/CMS boot): Works for some old computer which only has Legacy BIOS • GPT (UEFI boot): Choose this option if your ISO file is Windows 10/8, 64Bit, it has strong compatibility for all computer. 50+ Storage Devices Supported This ISO Editor tool is very much popular yet one of the commonly most used to tool to edit and process your ISO files.

The method is not that difficult to pull over and it supports all kind of storage device, like USB, DVD/ CD and pen drive and others. USB flash drive: SanDisk, Kingston, PNY Turbo, Corsair Flash Voyager Go, HP, iball, Buffalo, Aigo, Corsair. DVD/CD: CD-R,CD-RW, DVD-R,DVD-RW,DVD+R and DVD+RW. Memory card: SD Cards, MMC Cards, Compact Flash Cards, Memory Stick.

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To troubleshoot an issue with Windows 10 (especially boot-related issues), it can be handy to boot to Windows 10 that is not installed on a Boot Camp partition. It is relatively straightforward to create a bootable USB Flash drive to boot to the Windows 10 installer, and then open up a DOS prompt for troubleshooting. What is needed • USB Flash drive (8 GB or larger recommended) • Windows 10 Installer ISO for Windows 10 Preparation All the preparation is done in macOS on the Mac that is having an issue booting Windows. It is important to use this Mac since it will be used to identify the correct Windows drivers.

USB Flash Drive The USB Flash drive must be formatted as exFAT. • Insert an 8GB or larger flash drive into a USB port on the Mac • In Disk Utility, format the Flash drive as exFAT. Quit Disk Utility after this operation completes. Boot Camp Driver Open Boot Camp Assistant in the Utilities folder, and download the current Windows Support Software from the Action menu. Save the Windows Support Software to your desktop or other location, but do not save directly to the USB Flash Drive. Windows Install Media Download the current install media from the Microsoft website.