(A dual-layer DVD is limited to 8.5 GB.) Follow these steps to create a bootable USB stick from the offline media content: The ISO that you got when updating the offline media item can be burned to a DVD and used directly (it will be bootable), but it is often more efficient to use USB sticks instead since they are faster and can hold more data. If someone could share an article that worked for them or point me to the right direction I would really appreciate it, the task is chasing me non-stop and I just don't want to give up, but I need some great and fresh minds on this. To be exact, it is a Windows 10 (1607) Enterprise edition. We have a WDS server on which the image is stored and it deploys perfectly fine through PXE. So I thought I will come here for some help and ask the experts, I wish someone could just simply tell me that with Windows 10, specially Enterprise editions - SCCM is the only solution for such a handy USB? I've been trying 3rd Party suppliers as well, but I am at the end of the day - if they can do it, then I should be able to do it as well? Plus, 3rd Party is not really an option because I can run into licensing problems later on, and on the other hand - it didn't really work anyways so it doesn't matter. Downloading an ISO, extracting all the contents, replacing the "install.wim" files and then compressing everything into an ISO again and installing it with Rufus. Creating a WinPE USB and using Imagex & DISM. Now I've been trying all kinds of methods I was requested to create a bootable Windows 10 (Enterprise) USB with a custom image, the plan exactly is to store the image on our WDS server and patch it every couple of months, but at the same time, the customer wants to have the same kind of image in a USB format so they could image PC's / Laptops themselves. The time is here when for the first time I am in need to Ask a question and hopefully get an answer or at least a point to the right direction.
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