Note: TransMac costs $59, but a 15 day free trial is also offered and will work well enough for this purpose.

The version used in this tutorial is TransMac 12.6. An 8GB drive should work fine, but that is the minimum size I would recommend to try. Alternatively, you can click Save (or go to the link) on the YUMI’s download page to save the setup file on your PC if you want to use it later or multiple times.This tutorial used this copy of Leopard, a 16GB PNY USB 3.0 Flash drive, and Windows 10 version 1909. This launches the latest version of YUMI ( YUMI-2.0.5.7.exe at the time of this writing), and takes you to its main interface. Use your favorite web browser ( Microsoft Edge for this example) to go to, click the Download YUMI button, click Run, click Yes on the User Account Control box that appears, and click I Agree on the License Agreement window. Once downloaded, here’s how you can create a Windows 10 installation YUMI USB drive: You can download the ISO image of the latest version of Windows 10 (Windat the time of this writing) from the link. ■8 GB USB drive formatted with FAT 32 (or NTFS) Things you need to create a Windows 10 installation YUMI USB drive include: However, although YUMI is an open-source (free) tool, you may have to buy a licensed copy of the operating system (Windows 10 for this example) you want to create an installation YUMI USB drive for. A single YUMI drive can contain installation files for multiple operating systems, thus eliminating the need of having a separate disc for each. YUMI or Your Universal Multiboot Installer is a free tool that allows you to create a bootable installation USB drive.

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