Every time Microsoft releases a new feature update for Windows 10, you should build a new recovery drive containing the setup files for that update. You can use that ...
The file (ISO or UIF) ought to contain the appropriate boot image already, so burning that to disk directly should result in a bootable disk. I haven't used PowerISO, but there are plenty of good ...
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