I've seen several websites differ on the format so I ask y'all. When creating a bootable USB to perform a clean install which USB format is correct Fat32 or NFTS?
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>>61348692
Btrfs for the best cross platform support
>>61348692
fat32, but when you dd the iso to the drive, I don't think the file system matters
>>61348725
Is that the third option? I saw three but am not at home to see if it is. I've been trying to do a fresh start since Recently I have been plauged by the BSOD hoping the memory crashes could be fixed that way. But I am beginning to think the MB which is a gigabyte ga z97 Sli is a piece of shit. Won't recognize a burned window disc and doesn't seem to recognize usb's either. This is the message I've been receiving when using WUDT to create a boot USB.
I also wonder if it's possible for my netgear network adapter to cause a BSOD
>>61348847
I just tried earlier using a Fat32 format USB to create a boot drive and got the error previously posted when copying over the win7 ISO which the error also appeared when using the NFTS format.
Could I possibly have a USB that is unable to perform as a boot drive?
>>61348857
Try Rufus. It also has a health check do 1 pass to make sure everything is OK. Also, no quick formatting.
>>61348891
what did you use to make it? it's harder on Windows, but I heard Rufus and Win32diskimager are good.
>>61348891
use oflag=direct