Hi, I'm trying to reinstall Windows 10 on a machine with Secure Boot. I downloaded the latest windows 10 ISO, and I get the error install.wim is greater than 4 GiB, please use gptntfs mode. I can't use gptntfs, since I need secure boot to work. What are my options? Thanks
Hi, I'm trying to reinstall Windows 10 on a machine with Secure Boot. I downloaded the latest windows 10 ISO, and I get the error `install.wim is greater than 4 GiB, please use gptntfs mode`. I can't use gptntfs, since I need secure boot to work. What are my options? Thanks
If you don't want to disable Secure Boot for some reason (you certainly can, this is a requirement for all x86 motherboards), then windows2usb won't suit your needs, and you'll need to use another utility which can split .wim file.
If you don't want to disable Secure Boot for some reason (you certainly can, this is a requirement for all x86 motherboards), then windows2usb won't suit your needs, and you'll need to use another utility which can split .wim file.
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Hi, I'm trying to reinstall Windows 10 on a machine with Secure Boot. I downloaded the latest windows 10 ISO, and I get the error
install.wim is greater than 4 GiB, please use gptntfs mode. I can't use gptntfs, since I need secure boot to work. What are my options? ThanksYou can disable Secure Boot for installation and enable it later.
unfortunately, that's not an option for me :/
If you don't want to disable Secure Boot for some reason (you certainly can, this is a requirement for all x86 motherboards), then windows2usb won't suit your needs, and you'll need to use another utility which can split .wim file.
Ok, thanks for your help.