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Creating a Bootable USB Drive on Windows
Before starting this process, ensure that the capacity of your USB drive is at least 4 GB.
To create a bootable USB drive on Windows:
1. Download the E50 or E100 image from MOS.
2. Download the Rufus tool. It is a standalone program and requires no installation
https://rufus.ie/.
3. Place the image on the USB drive. Doing this destroys all existing data on the
USB drive.
4. Run Rufus.
You will be prompted to allow administrator access.
5. Click Yes.
Click SELECT and choose the file that you downloaded from MOS. The
downloaded file is in compressed format (.gz). Do not uncompress it.
6. Click Start.
You will be asked if it is OK to destroy all the data in the device.
7. Click Yes.
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