Windows 10: Can not delete windows 10 iso off of USB

I am trying to download windows 10 ISO to install to my new computer when I build it since it does not have a optical drive. (I bought the windows 10 CD) I started downloading and when it was "verifying" the download it was stuck at 51% for 2 hours. I just when to task manager and closed the download so I could restart it. But when I try to delete the windows 10 files off the hard drive it the window for the hard drive closes and when I re open it everything is still there. help?

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Can Asus Transformer T100TA 32GB Version Get Windows 10 Upgrade?

Yes it can be downloaded to the SD card (or a plugged in USB device), at least it can be if you go to Microsoft.com and download it directly.

If you do this, that is go and download it directly, you can download an ISO (for transferring to DVD/USB) or a USB installation version.

Download that, transfer it to a bootable USB stick, and delete the image from the T100's internal storage if you need to recover the space.

Then boot off the USB stick and install from there.

 

Windows 10 error

How do I get Windows 10 ISO burned to a USB? What is the media creation tool? How do I boot off the USB instead of the DVD?

 

Welcome to the forums arknausrip!

Have you tried formatting the USB?

 

Thank you.

I tried to format>restore device defaults and it said "windows was unable to complete the format"

 

Do you currently have a working operating system?
If so open administrative command prompt and run these commands:
1) winver (there should be a pop up, view the windows version and build and post into the forum)
2) sfc /scannow (it should take less than 10 minutes to run, post the results into the forum
3) dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth (it should take less than 10 minutes to run, post the results into the forum)

Do you want to perform
1) an upgrade of the operating system?
2) a clean install of the operating system (deleting partitions, formatting the dirve, making an unallocated drive) and then reinstalling the operating system)?
3) install an operating system on a drive that has never had an operating system?

On a working computer have you created a bootable windows 10 iso from this web site:

Download Windows 10

If so check the bootable windows 10 iso on another computer to confirm that it is bootable and working properly.