Rufus settings for burning windows ISO

kjke1986

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Hi everyone,

Can someone let me know if I have the correct settings for burning my Windows 10 ISO? I would like to install it on a new computer.

https://imgur.com/a/Fmu3vgM

Do the settings depend on the PC I am installing it on? If so, I can provide my specifications.

Thank you.
 
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eric3743

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Hi everyone,

Can someone let me know if I have the correct settings for burning my Windows 10 ISO? I would like to install it on a new computer.

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Do the settings depend on the PC I am installing it on? If so, I can provide my specifications.

Thank you.

Why bother when Microsoft provide the necessary download file to create Windows 10 set up files to either USB flash drive or Disc.

Just go and > Download Windows 10 from Microsoft

Once download run the file and do read the info & detail on the website.


You can run the Windows 10 set up as fresh install and no other settings required.
 

Mclairs83

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depends on your motherboard actually. if your motherboard support UEFI. den target system should set UEFI, make sure your bios is set to boot UEFI.

Partition scheme wise, you can leave it as it is.
 

kjke1986

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depends on your motherboard actually. if your motherboard support UEFI. den target system should set UEFI, make sure your bios is set to boot UEFI.

Partition scheme wise, you can leave it as it is.

Thank you for your reply.

This is my motherboard: Asrock AB350M Pro4
According to this website: http://asrock.pc.cdn.bitgravity.com/Manual/AB350M Pro4.pdf

It has AMI UEFI Legal BIOS with multilingual GUI support

If so, can I confirm should use the UEFI option?
 

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1. Use Windows Media Creation Tool for better ease of use.

2. Yes, use the UEFI option for better security and performance.
 
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