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This website and third-party tools use cookies for functional, analytical, and advertising purposes. By continuing to browse the site, closing this banner, scrolling this webpage, or clicking a link, you agree to these cookies. Use the media creation tool to download Windows. This tool provides the best download experience for customers running Windows 7, 8.1 and 10. To learn how to use the tool, go to the Installing. So I tried to use the windows media creator for my new computer build to make a bootable USB drive and the only computers at my disposal are macs. I download USB the media creation tool, ran it and it just created a zip folder which contained the same exe that I ran the first time. I have started tasing TINU with the new macOS Mojave beta, the app runs and seems to work, but It needs to be modified in order to create macOS Mojave usb installers, because apple ha decided to edit the createinstallmedia executable, which is basically what tinu uses to create usb installers.
How do you create a Windows 8.1 install USB using a Mac (OS X 10.9.5), to install on a non-Mac, an Intel NUC?
Is this the same process as using Bootcamp to create a Windows installation USB? Does it matter which Bootcamp version is used?
But you’ll need to create a bootable Windows 10 USB drive first. The process is a little more complicated if you’re using a Mac. Microsoft offers a simple tool to create a bootable USB on Windows, but there is no such tool for Mac users.
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Bootcamp takes a CD image of windows and makes it bootable on a USB disk. Any recent version should be fine. The trick, and what boot camp provides, is just in making the USB flash disk bootable and able to bootstrap the CD media. Alternatives to boot camp exist (unetbootin being one example) which do the same thing, it is really just a question of how the boot strap process works and what type of BIOS you are targeting.
The official approach to creating a USB boot disk for windows is to use the Windows 'Create Media' tool. The advantage of this approach is not needing a CD, although this requires having windows or at least windows in a VM. You can get the tool at:
Bootable Usb Win 10 Mac
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