Mac users will not see what is shown below. Below is a snapshot of what Windows users will see. Microsoft provides this website to download Windows 10. If so, what is the procedure?īefore fully answering the question, a better explanation of the problem needs to be made. Is there an alternate way way to create the USB flash drive installer using just the software included with macOS? The USB flash drive needs to include the Windows Support software provided by Apple. The Boot Camp Assistant formats the flash drive FAT32 and I assume can not copy the sources/install.wim to the flash drive.
The file is above the 4 GB limit for files that can be stored on FAT32 formatted volumes. After some research, I determined the error message is probably referring to the sources/install.wim file on the ISO which is 4.4 GB in size. The result was the error message shown below.
I am currently running High Sierra (macOS 10.13.6). I tried using the Boot Camp Assistant on my iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2013) to create a USB flash drive Windows 10 installer. The downloaded file was named Win10_1809Oct_English_圆4.iso. I downloaded the Windows10 October 2018 Update iso file from the Microsoft website Download Windows 10 Disc Image (ISO File).
