Once you inserted the USB into the computer, it says no bootable device found. As you can see from the below screen, the progress bar says 100% but it never finishes. That's because the tool wasn't designed to be used on a Windows 10 PC since Windows 10 has its own native ISO burning utility. For example, if you're trying to create bootable media for Windows 10 on another Windows 10 computer, it won't always work. With Windows 10, however, the tool doesn't always act the way it should. It was originally created for the Windows 7 environment, but a lot of users have been creating Windows 8 and Windows 10 bootable media with the tool. It has long been a favorite of Windows enthusiasts to create bootable Windows USB or DVD for system install or repair. Microsoft released its official ISO to USB utility called Windows USB/DVD Download Tool after Windows 7 was publicly available.
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