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I have windows on a partition but I need to increase the size of the partition. I downloaded an ISO file from Microsoft, then tried to create the image on my usb drive with Boot Camp but it says your bootable usb drive could not be created there is not enough space on the disk. My USB has 32GB. Is there anything that can be done to fix this?.
Hi!
I'm having the same problem as Johan and I also used the October image from the recommended MS download page. Maybe using the April one will fix it. Gotta try that later tonight.
Let me add I try installing Win10 on an iMac 21.5" from 2014. It's got a 500GB SATA harddrive.
May I ask why the October image cannot be used?
Thanks!
Do not use W10 1809 (October update). Can you download W10 1803 (April) and test? After the USB installer is created, you will be asked to partition the internal disk and install Windows.
The ISO has an install.wim (>4GB) file which will not fit a FAT32 partition. It needs to be 4GB or smaller.
Thanks for your help!!... all running perfectly.
Excellent.
Alright, that makes sense; so that's the 'not enough disk space' message referring to.
Thanks!
Yes. I will check 1809 tomorrow again, just to validate if there is an update.
The April image did the trick. Thanks for pointing this out. 😊
Excellent.
Boot Camp error your bootable usb drive could not be created
