how to make a bootable dvd with windows 10 and office 2016 together on DVD+R DL

[Abdulbari1998]

Hello guys,
I want to make a bootable dvd of Windows 10(I know how to make a bootable DVD but it doesn't leave any space in the DVD I am using DVD+R DL)...
Actually the iso of my windows is little bit bigger in size so it can't fit on a normal DVD+R..so I have to use DVD+R DL which is 8.5GB and I don't want to waste my whole dvd so I want to know that how to make a dvd that can fit both together... I am using nero express for making bootable DVD

 

[leo2kp]

Give this a shot: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10

 

[Rooster__]

Honestly you should consider using a usb drive, its a great way of doing lots of installations, and you can reuse it. It is also easier to do than a dvd, just install it onto the drive and you can plug and boot from it. This is the line to it:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10

 

[Abdulbari1998]

Give this a shot: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10

I don't think that it will work...and for this I have to download the whole windows again and I don't want to do this.... but thanks

 

[leo2kp]

Just FYI the link that we both posted will give you the tools to download Windows 10, and create DVD or USB bootable media.

 

[Abdulbari1998]

Honestly you should consider using a usb drive, its a great way of doing lots of installations, and you can reuse it. It is also easier to do than a dvd, just install it onto the drive and you can plug and boot from it. This is the line to it:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10

I have installed windows 10 on my pc via usb...but want to convert that iso to dvd thanks

 

[Abdulbari1998]

Just FYI the link that we both posted will give you the tools to download Windows 10, and create DVD or USB bootable media.

but again it will take the whole dvd space

 

[Rooster__]

Just FYI the link that we both posted will give you the tools to download Windows 10, and create DVD or USB bootable media.

but again it will take the whole dvd space

You will have to deal with that, it takes the space it takes, but you should really consider using a usb, i still dont understand why you are using a dvd

 

[leo2kp]

Agreed - USB will be faster to install from and you can recover the space when you're done installing. Microsoft always updates the downloadable ISO so if you need it again in the future, it should come with recent updates. Saves time not doing Windows Updates after installation.