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[USER=1158]@TinyAudio[/USER] I just installed W10Pro from an external USB-powered DVD (none of my thumb drives were liked by the Media Creation Tool) and it worked a treat (if a bit slow). Brand new system, so Kaby Lake i5 and H270 MB. If you're planning to re-use older hardware, then you might have difficulties if the BIOS does not support booting from USB devices.

[QUOTE="jtd871, post: 39595, member: 49"] [USER=1158]@TinyAudio[/USER] I just installed W10Pro from an external USB-powered DVD (none of my thumb drives were liked by the Media Creation Tool) and it worked a treat (if a bit slow). Brand new system, so Kaby Lake i5 and H270 MB. If you're planning to re-use older hardware, then you might have difficulties if the BIOS does not support booting from USB devices. [/QUOTE]

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