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Volumes on disk2 was successful". diskutil unmountDisk /dev/disk2 Step 5: Now, copy the Windows 10 ISO over to your USB drive. To do this, you can use this command: sudo dd if=/path/to/windows_10.iso of=/dev/disk2 bs=1m Step 6: You will be asked to enter your Mac password. Once you do that, the process should begin and it takes a while to complete so be patient. When the copying task is finished, eject the USB drive from your Mac. [Updates]: If Windows 10 ISO file was downloaded from Microsoft recently or large than 4.5 GB, then the above file copying process will fail because the install.wim file is too large to fit on a FAT32 partition. You have to mount ISO image and split install.wim into small parts. After that copy them to destination USB drive. You can do by following those command in order: 1. Install Homebrew package manager: /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL 2. Install wimlib library for splitting install.wim file: brew install wimlib 3. Copy all files and folder in Windows 10 ISO but exclue install.wim file: rsync -avh --progress --exclude=sources/install.wim /Volumes/J_CCSA_X64FRE_EN_US_DV5/ /Volumes/WIN10 J_CCSA_X64FRE_EN_US_DV5 is the mounted name of Windows 10 ISO. WIN10 is the drive name of USB drive. 4. Split install.wim and copy to USB drive: wimlib-imagex split /Volumes/J_CCSA_X64FRE_EN_US_DV5/sources/install.wim /Volumes/WIN10/sources/install.swm 3200 In short, this is a complete free way to create Windows 10 bootable USB on Mac with Terminal. However, if you are not a big fan of command line, then take a look at the alternative solutions we suggested in next section. Cons of Terminal: All done in plain text commands. Has to find the correct file path of your own case. Too many steps for large Windows 10 ISO image. Could possibly erase your Mac internal disk by accident. Bonus: How to Create Windows 10 Bootable USB on Mac without Terminal It took me several hours to create a bootable Winows 10 USB on Mac successfully. You have to make changes in certain commands based on the users settings of your Mac. This is extremely hard and time consuming when it is the first time you touch the commands. If you did not have good luck with Terminal, then check out the GUI app we suggested in this part, which works nicely according to our test. UUByte ISO Editor for Mac UUByte ISO Editor is a reliable and cross-platform software when it comes to making Windows 10 bootable USB. It also serves as a great alternative to macOS command line-based method. If you are new to macOS and do not have any intertest to try out the complex commands in Terminal, then this is undoubtedly a better option. Here is how. First off, download UUByte ISO Editor on your Mac. You can download the free trial to try out its features before paying for it. Now plug USB drive into Mac machine and launch UUByte ISO Editor. From the UUByte's main user interface, you will be presented with multiple options, including Burn, Extract, Create, Edit, and Copy

With Paint. 3. Select the removing background icon similar to the icon in the Windows Photos. Then you will see the effect at once. Press Ctrl + S to save it. Method 3. Use Wise ImageX to remove the image backgroundAs a comprehensive image editing tool, Wise ImageX offers lots of features to enhance your image’s quality with AI-powered technology. For instance, you can use it to repair old, blurry pictures, colorize black and white photos, swap faces in photos, and more. Now, we will mainly talk about its Remove Background feature. Step 1. Get Wise ImageX First of all, you need to install Wise ImageX. You can get it from here.Step 2. Remove the image background Launch Wise ImageX directly after installing, and then you will see seven features listed on the concise page. Select the Remove Background tab, then drag and drop the target image to the Source image box, and click the Generate button to execute the task. After seconds, you will see the background is removed. Click the Save button in the lower right corner to save the image. Conclusion:Removing the background from images on Windows 11 doesn't require professional skills, thanks to these three efficient methods. Whether you opt for the built-in Windows Photos app, the versatile Paint tool, or the advanced Wise ImageX, you can achieve clean and professional-looking results with minimal effort.

: 1Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERSTANDARDDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERSTANDARDSize : 10,510,509,480 bytesIndex : 2Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERSTANDARDCOREDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERSTANDARDCORESize : 3,563,998,339 bytesIndex : 3Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERENTERPRISEDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERENTERPRISESize : 10,510,890,698 bytesIndex : 4Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERENTERPRISECOREDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERENTERPRISECORESize : 3,563,972,455 bytesIndex : 5Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERDATACENTERDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERDATACENTERSize : 10,510,997,874 bytesIndex : 6Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERDATACENTERCOREDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERDATACENTERCORESize : 3,564,010,572 bytesIndex : 7Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERWEBDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERWEBSize : 10,520,088,768 bytesIndex : 8Name : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERWEBCOREDescription : Windows Server 2008 R2 SERVERWEBCORESize : 3,562,616,654 bytesThe operation completed successfully.As we can see from the output Standard Edition is index 1, so now we can mount the install.wim.Mount the install.wim file from C:\temp2\WindowsISO to C:\temp2\wim c:\> imagex /mountrw C:\temp2\WindowsISO\sources\install.wim 1 C:\temp2\wimAdd Drivers with dism cd C:\temp2\drivers\hp dism /image:C:\temp2\wim /add-driver /driver:. /recurseNow un-mount the WIM Image imagex /unmount /commit C:\temp2\wimCreate the new ISO file oscdimg -n -m -bc:\temp2\WindowsISO\boot\etfsboot.com C:\temp2\WindowsISO C:\temp2\WindowsISOdrivers\en_windows_server_2008_r2.isoBurn the result to a DVD and the drivers should be available for detection at installation!

Wiki Home Create Boot Image Create windows bootable USB drive to create client image Create windows bootable USB drive to create client image 2020/08/10 23:31 Notice: This wiki is for the old version CCBoot. Please click HERE to access the new version wiki Another simple way to make client image is to use “Create VHD USB” tool. This method fast similar to using “ImageX” to create image. This has more flexibility of supporting “.esd” file which is not support with “ImageX”So, let’s see how to make image1. Open “Create VHD USB” tool from “Tools” menu (Figure 1).Figure 12. On the “Create VHD USB” windows, click “…” button to choose the image file for Windows “install.wim” or “install.esd” file (Figure 2).Figure 23. Once you have choose the Windows image, choose your desired windows version from the dropdown; select the USB Drive that you want to make windows bootable and click “Create” button(Figure 3).Figure 34. Now, the tool will proceed and make the USB drive bootable with windows.Note: We recommend using USB 3.0 USB drives as they are faster than other USB drive (USB 2.0) .Note: This method can be used to make hard disk or external harddisk (USB 3.0) bootable as well.5. Once the process is completed, connect the usb drive to one of your client then let it boot, once at desktop install CCBoot Client, and upload image.Note: You can connect the USB drive to all the different hardware specification and install their drivers, and once done, upload the image.

You booted into via command mode.(note to find the drive of the Windows system --remember the booted iso will probably be drive X simply run DISKPART , List vol). You'll need a device as well - can be external USB / HDD for the created WIM file. You are familiar with the DISM commands so I haven't given the syntax here -- just posted what you have to do.Capturing the image copies your working system. You can then APPLY image to your target machine with all accounts and software installed. If you simply create a WIM from the windows iso that will be the same as installing from scratch again. However if you copy the captured WIM to the wim in /sources then Windows install should install with all your software and accounts !!Note though to capture a valid WIM - everything must only be on the Windows drive / partition, so delete or backup any data that's not on the "C" drive - e.g one drive etc.Cheersjimbo New 10 May 2021 #5 Hi,Thank you for your reply. Just to be clear, I'm not trying to do a repair install, just a DISM using a known good source without the use of a network or Windows Update. So basically: - boot the good system to recovery mode off a flash drive, - run DISM to copy the good image to another flash drive, - and then run DISM on the bad system, pointing to the good image on the flash drive with the /source switch.And this will do nothing else to the good system other than run the DISM against a known good offline source? It's not going to install stuff or do a repair install or anything like that?Sounds like a plan.Thanks again! New 10 May 2021 #6 1) Create a bootable iso of latest Windows system (Rufus is a good tool and get latest iso from UUPDUMP2) Boot the windows install (note we are NOT going to install Windows !!) on the GOOD computer3) Choose Repair computer (note also we aren't going to REPAIR the computer4) get into command mode5) now run the DISM capture-image command capturing the image from your computer, and directing it to any device. Run the DISM from the drive "X" note : that's the the one you booted into via command mode. You dont need to do all that.Your running system can be captured into a wim using one of several tools, e.g. the command line tool wimlib, or using dism++ which has a nice gui. Dism++10.1.1000.100.zipVery easyFile>Save ImageIf it is the running os, the vss box is automatically ticked and the description, etc is autofilled. Just browse to the destination and give the wim a name. E.G in the pic below it is D:\Backup.wimThen click okAdvanced users can go to settings and organize exclusions. For the geeks, wimlib is faster at capturing than ms dism or dism++ --> Last edited by SIW2; 10 May 2021 at 10:58. New 10 May 2021 #7