WoeUSB is also available for many other Linux platforms. If the installer complains that the device is in use, check the device name in WoeUSB (which is /dev/sdc in my example) and you can force it to unmount with this command. Fast and easy, Windows installers the Linux way. You need to burn an ISO to USB in Linux using a graphical program, there is a nice cross platform open source program called Etcher.
No special tools to download, no insanely long waits for it to run.
#WRITE WINDOWS ISO TO USB WINDOWS 10#
Much easier and much faster than making a bootable Windows 10 installer from Windows, in fact. Select your downloaded ISO file, select your target device and away you go. You can download a Windows 10 ISO directly from Microsoft. Copy ISO to USB via Windows native tool Step 1.
#WRITE WINDOWS ISO TO USB INSTALL#
You can install this easily with this command: sudo dnf install WoeUSB An important tool for any Linux-based IT staff. USBWriter is tiny Windows tool that lets you write an image file directly to an USB drive. Check the second option: Create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) for another PC, and press Next. Read the license terms, and click or tap Accept to continue. When using Fedora, luckily a built in tool for this exists: WoeUSB. USBWriter lets you write an image file to an USB drive on Windows. Create a bootable USB memory stick with the Windows 10 setup: Download and run the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool.
Windows 10 Installation USB images are known to not work when made from normal USB burning tools.
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