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it didn't give a more meaningful error than that?
was there enough room on the DVD?
if you just burnt the 32bit or the 64bit, there should be, but if you downloaded both as the one image, your DVD will need to be a dual layer one.
why not burn the Windows image to a USB stick?
was there enough room on the DVD?
if you just burnt the 32bit or the 64bit, there should be, but if you downloaded both as the one image, your DVD will need to be a dual layer one.
why not burn the Windows image to a USB stick?
You are using a Dual Layer DVD even the Windows 10 download for the ISO is 5 GB and a standard DVD is 4.7 GB.
Thanks for the tip. So I should download the old version of Windows 10 that less than 4.7GB?
that's one possibility but why do that then have her machine get the latest updates for the version you install then have to download the latest version when it detects your older version and she have to download gigabytes of data.
why not just get a dual layer DVD disc?
or use a USB stick?
why not just get a dual layer DVD disc?
or use a USB stick?
It depends on you,you can even create a Windows 10 bootable DVD disk with ImgBurn or Free ISO Burner.
Free ISO Burner
Free software to transfer ISO files into DVDs and Blu-ray discs
free-iso-burner.en.softonic.com
How to Make Bootable CD or DVD from ISO for Windows 10/7
www.uubyte.com
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