I am EXTREMELY ignorant/uninformed when it comes to all of this. I am wondering if I can turn a captured Win 10 UEFI image into an .iso, and if so, how.
My office bought a small Intel PC Stick. I am unable to get USB imaging to work. Pretty sure I did the usb imaging setup correctly since I can get it to work on a standard desktop.
I am able to image the stick using a DVD via external usb dvd drive, which got me thinking, is there a way to burn a captured image onto a DVD as an ISO? (or maybe a bootable usb stick with an ISO on it? Is that even a thing?)
Hope that makes sense. Please forgive me, if you start using a lot of technician jargon... there's a good chance I won't be able to follow, but I'll do my very best.
I greatly appreciate any help you might be able to give me.
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Start with the error message + Google.
Are you installing in Legacy Mode? (NTFS), maybe this device only handles UEFI?
What's the error message?
What tool was used to pack this into a USB drive? - Channeler 4 years ago
I attempted to find a solution, but was unsuccessful. - TippsAttack 4 years ago