I 10:05:48 Content Type: Operating System Installation for WIndows 10: 5760336 KB (original) vs 5758656 KB (re-cerated).Īm I missing something, or is ImgBurn simply unable to create bootable ISOs for Windows?Ĭomputer used is plain vanilla Windows (Version 3.1766), settings on defaults., no antivirus installed. What I noted is that the created ISOs, even if I don't modify any of the ISO contents, but simply "repack" it to test the bootability, that they are slightly smaller than the originals, e.g. Nonetheless neither a newly created Windows 10 nor Windows 11 ISO boots any more. I have set the "Advanced" properties for "Bootable Disc" like follows:īoot-Image: path to. I then unpackerd the ISO to a local folder, added a bunch of files, and used ImageBurn to create a new ISO. I downloaded the final ISOs for Windows 10 and Windows 11 from Microsoft, they boot and install fine in VMWare 15. I tried to create modified Windows 10/11 boot media for use with VMWare Workstation 15.
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