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1. #Make a bootable usb from iso windows education how to#
2. #Make a bootable usb from iso windows education install#
3. #Make a bootable usb from iso windows education update#
4. #Make a bootable usb from iso windows education for windows 10#

As long as the drive is in FAT32 format, a UEFI computer will recognize it and it will offer the option to boot from it. If you are going to boot a UEFI-based computer, just mount the Windows ISO (take care that it is a UDF formatted ISO) and copy all files to the USB drive. If you have this issue, disconnect internet, restart machine, let generic account be built, login, restart with internet cable

#Make a bootable usb from iso windows education install#

I also had problems at install time, with the system hanging forever when using a Gmail email account for login and when the internet cable was connected at the second restart of the machine (during the install process). I turned on absolutely every UEFI option first to get it into the right state. I then installed it on a military class MSI motherboard with 2TB hard disk attached with no fast boot options inside the BIOS and it just works. In my case my harddisk was /dev/sda and my USB drive was /dev/sdb so I wrote the ISO to /dev/sdb (again be careful, you don't want to overwrite your OS by accident). So you just use: sudo woeusb -device local/of/my/windows-10-image.iso /dev/sdXĪnd hey presto it just works brilliantly. I also found at the end of the process that I must run woeusb with sudo. You must have all the prerequisites such as gparted and so forth installed first. Then follow the instructions at the end of: These ones are obsolete, at least for Debian 9. Note: Never try write to /dev/sdX1 where X= and always check you are not overwriting your hard disk which is usually /dev/sda or /dev/sdb!įor Windows 10 you can use WoeUSB but not from the apt/yum repos. Use: dd if=my-linux-os.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M Using dd absolutely doesn't work for Windows 10. So went to Debian Stretch 9 to try to build the Windows 10 bootable USB using a e5. college/school ISO. I tried the Win7 solution described by Microsoft on a Windows machine:

#Make a bootable usb from iso windows education update#

Motivation: I need Windows 10 to use Canon P-150 duplex scanner, but when I started my Windows, I got Error 0xC0000428 because Windows update has again broken things there and I use Windows otherwise so rarely and I have no spare Windows left to make bootable media

#Make a bootable usb from iso windows education how to#

Related threads: How to create bootable Windows 7 iso image in Linux?, Customizing a Windows 7 install ISO

#Make a bootable usb from iso windows education for windows 10#

How can you study which field values you can use for Windows 10 iso? Some of the following fields have changed for the iso file used in dd Unsuccessful output when run on Windows 10 image dd if=/home/masi/Downloads/en_windows_10_multiple_editions_version_1511_圆4_dvd.iso of=/home/masi/Downloads/boot.img bs=2048 count=8 skip=734ġ6384 bytes (16 kB) copied, 0.000392973 s, 41.7 MB/s J -l -D -N -joliet-long -relaxed-filenames. new-win.iso -b boot.img -no-emul-boot -c BOOT.CAT \ Pseudocode but originally developed for Windows 7 iso file but applied for Windows 8 in the thread How to create bootable Windows 8 iso image in Linux? but it does not work with Windows 10 iso #