Hello!

I've been encountering a strange problem when trying to create bootable USB from Windows 8 Developer Preview with the developer tools. (I got 8gb memory stick not until today.)
Whenever I try to extract the .iso to the stick, it says that there's not enough space in it.
I'm a bit clueless what should I do, could you guys help? I want the developer tools because that seems to be the only way to create tile applications.

Thanks in advance!

Try this

http://mintywhite.com/windows-7/use-a-u ... or-any-os/

Mount the .ISO than Copy to USB

Failed again, it says there's not enough space on the disk... Never thought that this would be so hard to get under 5gb file to fit in 8gb memory stick

post a screenshot (Properties) of your .ISO and USB

Here you go:

It's possible it's trying to pre-allocate 4+ GB of space for transfer (I'm not sure what zip program you use) and it's failing because your USB is formatted as FAT32.

Try:

1. Copy ANY file to the USB drive to make sure it's writeable
2. Delete file
3. Extract the ISO to a folder; copy contents of folder to USB

Let us know how it goes.

To add; maybe you could try formatting the stick to NTFS. Has worked for me in the past.

@ Batu

Stu is right Format ur PD to NTFS

You can use

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/mss ... vd_dwnTool

Yea I got it! Thanks Stu ans Uvais! I haven't really ever taken a good look at those file system formats

haha I was thinking about formats and yeas It's the main problem and One more ; It's not possible to install Windows 7 (+) to Fat /Fat32 format Drive

Cheers

Enjoy DP