The absolute best method is deploying this completely from the cloud. The process I’ll document here will enable a simple way to create a zero-touch USB key for installing Windows 10 that supports UEFI (and legacy) booting on the widest range of hardware. The downside is that the Win10 media can’t fit onto FAT32 because of the install.wim file is over 4GB. The UEFI standard is most commonly implemented with FAT32 support. Not only that, using a third-party tool such as Rufus to make a Windows 10 ISO bootable to a USB drive can often not work due to varying hardware support for NTFS UEFI booting. This could be due to hard drive failure., SSD upgrade, or the OS is too far corrupted to do a full PC reset. Just download the Windows 11 ISO instead! You can check out my other blog for details.Īs you move to more modern deployment methods and get away from traditional imaging, there still comes a time when you as an IT admin need to cleanly install Windows 10 on a device.
This process works exactly the same for Windows 11.
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