Windows 10: Mct usb

Discus and support Mct usb in Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade to solve the problem; I have a USB 64 GB (my first one of this size) with the 20H1 ISO using the MCT. Can I still use it as storage and still be able to boot from it. All my... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade' started by Plankton, Jul 9, 2020.

  1. PLANKTON
    Plankton Win User

    Mct usb


    I have a USB 64 GB (my first one of this size) with the 20H1 ISO using the MCT. Can I still use it as storage and still be able to boot from it. All my other USB drives are 8 gb or less. So no big deal for an "only" single use USB drive.

    :)
     
    Plankton, Jul 9, 2020
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  2. 4B11MRX
    4B11MRX Win User

    Microsoft MCT / USB issue

    Hello everyone just had a question, im going to be upgrading my HHD to a SSD but im going to be reinstalling windows from my USB by downloading the Microsoft Creation Tool. The MCT is telling me I don't have the 8gb space on my USB but its a 128GB USB
    with nothing on it. What gives...
     
    4B11MRX, Jul 9, 2020
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  3. LONESTARFISHER
    lonestarfisher Win User
    Bootable USB

    bought a new usb, formatted it. used MCT, did not go the DVD route since new computer does not have one. USB on damaged unit does not show up as UEFI nor does it do anything. I had listed the files in a previous post that are burned to the USB, is there
    some further step that must be taken within the USB to prepare it for opening by the damaged unit?
     
    lonestarfisher, Jul 9, 2020
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  4. BREE
    Bree Win User

    Mct usb

    Use MCT to create bootable Flash drive with previously downloaded ISO

    Actually the MS way seems to be the other way round, first copy the files to the USB then use Bootsect...

    TechNet | Step-By-Step: Prepare USB Media to Install Windows 10 (April 2015)

    As it happens, last week I made a Win 8.1 install USB by copying the files from a DVD that itself had been burned from an ISO made by the Win 8 MCT. I didn't use the Bootsect command and that boots fine on my legacy bios systems.

    Apparently...
    How to Use Bootsect /nt60 to Update the VBC to BOOTMGR

    ...so the fact that my USB booted without being updated suggests it's a redundant opperation.

    I don't have a uefi system to test my USB on, perhaps @NavyLCDR could comment on that?
     
    Bree, Jul 9, 2020
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