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Document recommended workflow for burning USB stick from Windows #215

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NOTE: You can boot the live ISO in either legacy BIOS or UEFI mode, regardless of what mode the OS will use once installed.

- Burn the ISO to disk and boot it on the target system. The ISO is capable of bringing up a fully functioning FCOS system purely from memory (i.e. without using any disk storage). Once booted, you will have access to a bash command prompt.
- Burn the ISO to disk (on Windows using rufus-3.13p.exe in DD Image mode is known to give correct results).
- Boot it on the target system. The ISO is capable of bringing up a fully functioning FCOS system purely from memory (i.e. without using any disk storage). Once booted, you will have access to a bash command prompt.
- You can now run `coreos-installer`:
[source, bash]
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