This is a pretty simple one, for those of you that have a volume licence subscription or other method of downloading Microsoft .iso files with complete installers on them – this is how to make a bootable USB flash drive from them.
Firstly start an elevated command prompt and type the commands in the following order:
diskpart list disk select disk <Your Disk Number> clean create partition primary select partition 1 active format fs=ntfs quick exit
It should appear as below
Once you have done this simply extract the .iso file to a folder and then copy the contents to the USB flash drive. The drive will now be bootable with whatever copy of Windows client/server you have put on it.
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