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I would hope that Roxio would include the ability to burn an ISO to a flash drive the next time they upgrade the program, since this is a function that just about everybody and their dog needs these days, especially since many new computers are coming sans DVD drives now. Ironically Microsoft took the ability to copy discs out of Windows 10 (for some unfathomable reason) and that's why I had to give-in and buy the Easy CD & DVD Burning program.
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Does the higher-end Roxio program do this? I've used just about every EZ Creator program from the first version-on but I wound it up at Creator 2012 because Windows 7 could do just about every routine chore I needed.

I am surprised though that the Roxio program didn't include the ability to burn an ISO to a flash drive in this day & age I figured it would burn just about anything to anything, especially since it is able to create ISOs. I did just that and it worked like a charm that's a handy little app and the price was certainly right. If you "Microsoft Support Engineers" are truly interested in offering help rather then just throwing a answer out hoping it will stick in order to meet a quota that will keep you employed, then you need to start paying closerĪttention to what we place in our posts and the actual question we ask.Thanks for your advice. NO, IT WAS/IS NOT! IT HAD ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH MY SIMPLE QUESTION WHICH ONLY REQUIRED A SIMPLE YES OR NO ANSWER! Installing Windows 10 using the media creation tool page? Why would you assume that I did not also follow the link for If I went to the download page and downloaded the MCT and obviously read that page and the linked FAQ page, The link you provided is also a link on the Windows 10 download page as is a link to the FAQ from which I cut a snipit and attached it to my post.
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If you read my post, how could you possibly think I needed to be told how to download, create bootable media, and use that media to install an OS when I clearly stated that I had done so on 2 other occasions in the first two paragraphs of my post? How could you possibly think that the link you provided covering the installation of Windows 10 using the MCT or the media created from the MCT would in any way answer my question? Or did you just throw up something that only remotely may pertain to something in my post in order to try to meet an answer quota imposed by your 3rd party contracted employer in order for you to continue your employment? Let me ask you, "Microsoft Support Engineer",ĭID YOU EVEN READ MY POST AND MY QUESTION? My question is: does using this method actually create a bootable DVD or should I rely on "old faithful" imgBurn? I am assuming this also follows through into WIN 10. I did not even think of using or even know it was possible to burn a bootable ISO dvd using the "Burn disc image" option in WIN 8.1 until I saw the below in the Windows 10 FAQ: I can use the ISO file to directly install by choosing to "mount", however, I still want to create a bootable DVD for a back up option. I understand that if I ever want or need to clean install,
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I now have a Toshiba OEM with WIN 8 updated to WIN 8.1 through the store and now upgraded to an activated WIN 10 through a forced Windows Update on July 29, 2015. I joined the Windows Insider program and downloaded the ISO for preview Build 10162 and again used imgBurn to create the bootable DVD and installed as a dual boot on my Acer with Vista HP. When I had an Acer OEM with Vista Home Premium, I downloaded the files needed to create the ISO and had to use a 3rd party image burner, imgBurn, in order to create the bootable DVD.
