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How to write a Windows 10 ISO to USB on Linux Mint?

Post by Amerikuyu » Sun Jul 10, 2016 8:52 pm

Is there a program I can install for Linux mint that will help me create an installation/bootable USB for Windows 10. I have the.iso (Image file) but I don’t have the program to let me mount it in my USB and use it.

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Re: How to write a Windows 10 ISO to USB on Linux Mint?

Post by Total_Blue » Mon Jul 11, 2016 12:15 am

First, make sure you have a USB thumb drive big enough to burn the Windows 10 ISO on. Most drives sold today are big enough, but it never hurts to check.

Under Accessories, there is a program called USB Image Writer. Use this to burn the Windows 10 ISO to your USB thumb drive. Then when you boot your computer, select to boot from that USB. Each computer is different on how to do this, on mine it is pressing F12 at bootup and then selecting USB to boot from.

Re: How to write a Windows 10 ISO to USB on Linux Mint?

Post by Hamslfer » Wed Dec 27, 2017 2:08 am

Tofal_Blue wrote: First, make sure you have a USB thumb drive big enough to burn the Windows 10 ISO on. Most drives sold today are big enough, but it never hurts to check.

Under Accessories, there is a program called USB Image Writer. Use this to burn ISO to USB thumb drive. Then when you boot your computer, select to boot from that USB. Each computer is different on how to do this, on mine it is pressing F12 at bootup and then selecting USB to boot from.

I found that the thread was too late, and I had a problem with it, my computer can not booted with it , But when I finish all the burn . There is no indication

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Создание загрузочной флешки Windows 10 в Linux

Если вам по той или иной причине потребовалась загрузочная флешка Windows 10 (или другой версии ОС), при этом на имеющемся компьютере в наличии только Linux (Ubuntu, Mint, другие дистрибутивы), вы сравнительно легко можете записать её.

Загрузочная флешка Windows 10 с помощью WoeUSB

Первый способ создания загрузочной флешки Windows 10 в Linux — использование бесплатной программы WoeUSB. Созданный с её помощью накопитель работает и в UEFI и в Legacy режиме.

Для установки программы используйте следующие команды в терминале

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 sudo apt update sudo apt install woeusb

Если эти команды не сработали, попробуйте такой вариант:

wget mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/universe/w/wxwidgets3.0/libwxgtk3.0-0v5_3.0.4+dfsg-3_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i libwxgtk*_amd64.deb sudo apt update sudo apt --fix-broken install sudo apt install woeusb

После установки порядок действий будет следующим:

1. Запустите программу.
2. Выберите ISO образ диска в разделе «From a disk image» (также, при желании, можно сделать загрузочную флешку с оптического диска или смонтированного образа).
3. В разделе «Target device» укажите флешку, на которую будет записан образ (данные с неё будут удалены).
4. Нажмите кнопку Install и дождитесь завершения записи загрузочной флешки.
5. При появлении ошибки с кодом 256 «Source media is currently mounted», размонтируйте образ ISO с Windows 10.
6. При ошибке «Target device is currently busy», размонтируйте и отключите флешку, затем снова подключите её, обычно помогает. Если не сработало, попробуйте предварительно отформатировать её.

На этом процесс записи завершен, можно использовать созданный USB накопитель для установки системы.

Создание загрузочной флешки Windows 10 в Linux без программ

Этот способ, пожалуй, ещё проще, но подойдет только в том случае, если вы планируете загружаться с созданного накопителя на UEFI-системе и устанавливать Windows 10 на GPT диск.

1. Отформатируйте флешку в FAT32, например, в приложении «Диски» в Ubuntu.
2. Смонтируйте образ ISO с Windows 10 и просто скопируйте всё его содержимое на отформатированную флешку.

Загрузочная флешка Windows 10 для UEFI готова и с неё можно без проблем загрузиться в EFI-режиме.

А вдруг и это будет интересно:

• Лучшие бесплатные программы для Windows
• Не скрывается панель задач в полноэкранном режиме Windows 11 — варианты решения
• Создание отчета о состоянии батареи ноутбука средствами Windows 11
• Запуск драйвера для этого устройства заблокирован Код 48 — варианты решения
• Не работают Ctrl+C и Ctrl+V — варианты решения
• Интерфейс не поддерживается при открытии файлов в Windows 11 и Windows 10 — варианты решения

• Windows 11
• Windows 10
• Android
• Загрузочная флешка
• Лечение вирусов
• Восстановление данных
• Установка с флешки
• Настройка роутера
• Всё про Windows
• В контакте
• Одноклассники

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How to Create a Bootable Windows 10 USB in Linux Mint

This short guide describes all steps required in order to create bootable USB with the latest Windows 10 in Linux Mint. Several different options are described — as the one which is working best is WoeUSB.

Step #1: Requirements

• A 8GB or larger USB stick/flash drive
• Microsoft Windows 10 image
• Linux Mint/Ubuntu machine with admin rights
• Writing program:
  • WoeUSB — the only one working fine with the latest November edition of Windows 10
  • Etcher — not able to create bootable USB for Windows 10 November with language pack, but working fine for older images.
  • USB Image Writer — included by default in Linux Mint Cinnamon

  Step #2: Download Windows 10

  The first steps is to get the latest Windows 10 from the official website (or any other image if you need a custom image. The official download link for Windows 10 is: Download Windows 10 Disc Image (ISO File). You need to

  1. select the edition (in this case) and confirm:
  • Windows 10 November 2019 Update
  1. Select the product language
  • English and confirm
  1. The final selection is to chose:
  • 64-bit Download
  • 32-bit Download

  The file will be download for several minutes and it will be something like:

  Note 1: In most cases — 64-bit Download should be preferred option unless there is special need for 32-bit version.

  Note 2: The link will be valid 24 hours as the warning shows:

  Links are valid for 24 hours from time of creation.
  Links expire: 1/15/2020 12:37:56 PM UTC

  Note 3: On this link Windows FAQ you can find more information about the image, edition and versions.

  Step #3: Back up and format the USB ( 8 GB or bigger)

  At this step you need to have USB which is 8 GB or more. If you have data on the USB you can do a back up. The size of the Windows Bootable USB will differ depending on the edition, version and the language pack. In my case the size is 5.3 GB.

  The USB should be formatted and not in use for the next step — creation of the bootable Windows 10 flash — otherwise errors will appear or the USB will not work.

  Step #4: Creating a Bootable Windows 10 USB in Linux Mint

  At this step 3 options are available. The one which was working best is WoeUSB (even if error was raised during the flashing).

  4.1 Create the bootable USB with WoeUSB

  WoeUSB is considered as alternative of Rufus for Windows. For Linux Mint and Ubuntu it can be installed by:

  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 sudo apt update sudo apt install woeusb 

  The github repo is: WoeUSB and the Ubuntu package is maintained by: WebUpd8

  Once the program is installed you can do:

  • Start it from the menu by typing WoeUSB
  • From a disk image(iso) — select the downloaded image
  • Select the file system — FAT or NTFS — I used NTFS due to error related to FAT
  • Select the target device — the USB which you are going to use.
    • The USB should be formatted before the installation and should not be in use — otherwise errors might appear!

    Coping files from the source media.

    will take some time(for me 50 minutes+).

    The writing process could end with error like:

    The command «exit 0» failed with exit status «1», program is prematurely aborted

    It’s interesting that despite the error the bootable USB with Windows 10 works fine and Windows is installed without any problems.

    4.2 Create the bootable USB with Etcher

    The USB created with Etcher will work on some laptops and mostly for older Windows 10 images. If you face problems with Etcher I recommend to try with WoeUSB. Etcher is good option when you need to create SD cards or USB in Ubuntu and Linux Mint — but for the latest versions of Windows is not working well. You can find more information here: etcher. The process of the creation is simple:

    You can download the program from the above site. After that you need to unarchive it and execute it. The rest is to follow the steps described above.

    It’s advertised as: Flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives, safely and easily.

    **Note: **You have warning in case of writing Windows image. There is also an issue for such cases like: Warn against flashing Windows images

    It looks like you are trying to burn a Windows image,
    Unlike other images, Windows images require special processing to be made bootable
    We suggest you use a tool specially designed for this purpose, such as Rufus..

    4.3 Create the bootable USB with USB Image Writer

    The last option for this step is to open the program called USB Image Writer. This can be done by:

    • right click on the downloaded file — Win10_1909_Bulgarian_x64.iso
    • Make bootable USB stick
    • to — select the USB device to be used( from the right side). On the left site — Write Image — you should see the selected image file.
    • Write

    The process of writing will take several minutes. And the Windows 10 bootable USB is created in several minutes without additional software or programs.

    Bonus Step #1: Test the bootable USB

    The last step is to test the bootable USB. This can be done with any laptop or desktop PC. Enter the newly created USB and ensure that USB is part of the boot order. Start or restart the machine. That’s all.

    If the USB is not loaded then you can check in the BIOS settings for:

    • Ensure Secure Boot is disabled.
    • Ensure Legacy mode is enabled.
    • Save the UEFI/BIOS changes.

    Sometimes it’s needed to shutdown the computer using the power button.

    Note: In order to enter the BIOS you can try(it will depends on the laptop brand and model):

    • Dell — open BIOS menu for Lenovo, Dell, Acer
    • F9 — open boot options for HP
    • F8 — open BIOS menu for HP
    • F10 — open boot options for Lenovo, Dell, Acer
    • F2 — open BIOS menu for Lenovo, Dell, Acer
    • Escape — open BIOS menu for HP

    For more information you can try to find information specific for you machine/laptop. For example this is what the documentations say for HP:

    Note: If you wonder whether you can use the you can use the USB as live Windows 10 USB then the answer is no. Because Windows ISO is only an installer. Mint ISO is an actual bootable operating system with an installer.

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