Raymond, I contacted the author of the tool pusb.exe, he confirmed he wrote this tool long time ago so that he could program Beagle board in Linux. (He was surprised there is still someone using it...) But this tool is not supported by TI. Based on some stories I heard, From Build 1803 Windows10 requires all drivers have to be digitally signed, or they will not be loaded. So I guess this causes the USB boot malfunction in your use case. TI supports FLASH TOOL for AM3715 ( http://www.ti.com/tool/FLASHTOOL ), but since the current version v1.06 was released in 2011, I guess the FLASH TOOL would failed for the same reason. TI doesn't have a plan to update the FLASH TOOL for AM3715.
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