Reboot the computer, and it should start in Windows 10 installing mode.
Modify boot order so that the computer boots from the USB drive's 1. Start the computer while holding and pressing F2, or similar, to enter BIOS settings. Then I took the USB drive and plugged it into my PC setup. hdiutil unmount /Volumes/# - Replace '#' with the name of the mounted volume. cp -rp /Volumes/#/* /Volumes/WIN10/ - Replace '#' with the name of the mounted volume. hdiutil mount ~/Downloads/#.iso - Replace '#' with your ISO file name, and modify the file path, if it isn't in your 'Downloads' folder. diskutil eraseDisk MS-DOS 'WIN10' GPT disk# - Replace '#' with the USB drive number 3. After downloading the file, I made it bootable USB drive using the following commands in my Mac's terminal: 1. I'm a Mac user, so first I downloaded the Windows 10 ISO file and purchased license from.
I didn't find a right tutorial by Googling the issue, but managed to do installing with the following steps. I just finished building a gaming desktop from components for the kids, and experienced major issues while trying to install Windows 10 from USB drive.
