Windows 10: Latest Windows 10 Install media ISO file too large to burn to DVD

The stock answer to this problem is "use a flash drive". However, there are those of us who have antediluvian PCs whose bios does not support booting from USB flash drives. I thought that putting the install media on a bootable internal or external HDD might be a solution but I am having difficulty implementing that solution. I've followed all of the recommended steps for creating a bootable HDD, but have had no luck. Perhaps one of our resident experts could detail the correct procedure, and perhaps also show how to get Windows Boot Manager to recognise the install package as a valid target.

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Windows ISO file too large to burn

I just downloaded a Media Creation Tool. I then downloaded Windows ISO file. When I try to burn the ISO file to a DVD it says the file is too large to burn. New DVD never used.
The version is 20H2.size is 4,784,256 KB
The laptop that the file was downloaded to has Windows 10 Pro 20h2 build 19042.572
the reason I am trying to use a DVD instead of a USB stick is that when installing from a stick it shuts off WIFI on two other machines and I cannot figure what is causing that.
Shipinomore

 

Burn a dvd

Hi So Dak Sue,

We appreciate you for being part of Windows 10.

Before proceeding, we need more information to help you better.

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  Is your system up to date?
  
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  Do you get the error while you try to attach photo to an email through Email app/browser?
  

Kindly follow the below steps and check if it helps.

Step 1: To burn DVD.

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  Insert the DVD which you want to burn before proceeding to below steps.
  
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  Open Start menu, type
  Windows media player in search bar and click on Windows media player from the search bar results. (Click on Recommended settings if you are opening the Windows media player for the first time)
  
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  Click on the Burn tab at top right corner on the Windows media player window.
  
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  Open the files which you want to burn to DVD by browsing the location from the left navigation pane in Windows media player.
  
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  Select the items which you want to burn to DVD, drag and drop the files to the Burn DVD section.
  
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  Now click on the Start burn under the Burn tab.
  
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  One the DVD has burned, you may eject the DVD.
  

Step 2: Install latest updates.

Install the latest available Windows updates.

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  Open the Start menu and type
  Windows update in the search bar.
  
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  Click on Windows update and
  Check for the updates.
  
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  Download and install if there are any pending updates to be installed.
  

I hope the above information helps. Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

Thank you.

 

Windows ISO file too large to burn

You need to use Windows 10 Home Single Language version as per your System 32bit or 64 bit and also try to download the smaller ISO file.I also recommended updating your driver or download DVD burn driver.