That's because it contains several versions of Windows 10. The ISO file that I downloaded from Microsoft, via the Media Creation Tool, is too large for a standard DVD. I have a feeling I'm not understanding something. Has anyone else experienced this problem? I find it very odd and unusual that a blank DVD cannot hold a Windows 10 Update. I also updated my bootable rescue DVD for Macrium Reflect, and made a new full system backup.just in case. I have a few older Update DVD's from this past spring and last fall, just in case the USB drives don't work. I haven't tested them out yet, but I think they'll work.
Eventually, I burned the ISO onto a couple of 8GB USB flash drives, using Any Burn. So, I tried burning the DVD using another burning program, called Any Burn.
Burn Aware said there was not enough space on the blank DVD. I typically prefer to install Windows 10 updates on a clean PC.Īnyway, I downloaded the media creation tool, and chose to create an ISO, which I would then burn to a standard blank DVD.Īfter it downloaded, I attempted to burn the ISO file, using a freeware program called Burn Aware. But I always like to make a copy of bootable media for updates, just in case. This morning, I updated my system to the October Update.
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