The UM Web site advises that Win32 Disk Imager should be used. Unfortunately, it is a poor solution because:
- It has to be run (at least under 8.1 and 10) with elevated privileges for no good reason;
- The UI is bad, not even automatically showing the ISO file when pointed to it (the default file type is IMG);
- It appears to be about 6 years old.
On a look around - there are a lot of bad and/or inappropriate tools for this task - I strongly recommend that the link is replaced by one to ImageUSB because:
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It is active;
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It is developed by a computer forensics company (which knows what it’s doing);
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There is a simple linear process for writing the ISO to the USB drive;
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MD5 and SHA1 checksumming is automatic;
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It offers some other useful tools (e.g. hard reformat or overwrite with zeros).
