WinSetupFromUSB 1.9 does not accept ISO files directly inside that text box. You must first mount the ISO (double-click it in Windows 8/10/11, or use a tool like Virtual CloneDrive) or extract it to a folder. Then, browse to the folder containing the I386 (for XP) or AMD64 (for 64-bit) folder. Alex mounted the ISO as drive E: and selected that drive letter. Step 5: The Weird, Wonderful Wait Alex clicked "GO" .
"Don't touch it," Greta said calmly. "Go make tea." winsetupfromusb-1-9
A simple, no-frills window appeared. It looked like software from 2005—gray backgrounds, simple checkboxes, no fancy graphics. WinSetupFromUSB 1