The following steps show you how to alter your User Agent String to make the site think you're on a non-Windows device. If you're on a Mac or Linux, Microsoft allows you to bypass the media creation tool (it's a Windows-only software application) and directly download the ISO file using your browser. If not, try the next method to fix the issue. Once formatted, try downloading the ISO file again to see if the USB option shows. Step 4: Under the File System drop-down, select NTFS and hit Start to begin formatting the drive. Choose the Format option, which will cause a new window to pop up. Step 3: Go back to My Computer and right-click on the USB drive. Select the radio button next to "Optimize for Performance" in the Policies tab. Step 2: When the Device Manager Window opens, locate and right-click on the USB drive and go to Properties. Step 1: Insert the USB into your computer, then go to My Computer and right-click, and select Manage. If that's the case, this fix should work: As you might not know, FAT32 does not support single file larger than 4G.
This often happens when you're trying to download Windows 10 ISO files because they're larger and won't work with the old FAT32 file system. One of the reasons for this issue is that your USB flash drive may not be formatted to NTFS.
Here are some workarounds that you can try so you get the ISO file for whatever purpose you intend. In some cases, the USB option is not shown and not detected by the software so you can't download the ISO file. Microsoft Media Creation Tool is a handy piece of software that normally allows you to upgrade directly to a new version of Windows or save a bootable ISO file on USB so you can install or reinstall it on a different computer.
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