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Thanks, Midknyte.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midknyte
How much space do you think will I need for this ISO of Windows 11? I have just over 300GB free on a different 1T external drive and just over 200GB free on my C drive. I already have Windows 10 on a 2T external drive as a "backup". If it's larger than 300, can I put it on this 2T external drive with the Windows 10 "backup"?
A Windows 11 .iso file could be as large as 6.2 GB, according to what I have seen, so you would want at least an 8 GB storage device or free space. Note that this is just for the .iso file. The drive you install Windows 11 on should have 128 GB free space at a minimum.
Thanks, Midknyte. Just the info I needed to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by jdc2000
It was actually jdc2000.
The Win11 23H2 .iso was about 6.5GB. 24H2 was a little smaller at about 5.5GB. 25H2 is due out any day now.
Note that you'll need a blank flash drive for the boot disk.
1) Sorry, JDC. Somehow I had it in my head that it was Midknyte.
2) I'm at the "Download Windows 11 Disk Image (ISO) for x64 devices". I confirmed the language as English USA. I selected "64-bit Download". All I get is a file named "Unconfirmed 711815.crdownload". No ISO file. File size shows 656,303 KB.
What's up, do you think?
Are you using the MediaCreationTool.exe? Note that 25H2 just dropped a few days ago.
https://www.majorgeeks.com/content/p...et_it_now.html
I also downloaded Flyby11 Classic to test it out. I didn't download the iso with Flyby11.
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/flyby11.html
https://github.com/builtbybel/Flyoob...s/tag/1.30.513
*Download the Windows_11.iso first
Flyby11 Classic:
Extract Flyby11_classic.zip to a Flyby11_classic folder
Run \Flyby11_classic\Flyby11.exe
Click "Start Upgrade Now!"
Click "More options..." > "Select from computer"
Browse to the Windows 11.iso (Ex. Windows11_25H2x64.iso)
Click Open
Click OK
Close Flyby11
Click No (donate)
The Media Creation Tool is, at present, no longer working.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-wi...-have-options/
Here is another link with some useful information:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/cant-s...heres-the-fix/