How to burn a bootable USB flash drive with Windows in Debian?

Question

Debian

I installed dibian yesterday. Did not like. Now I do not know how to burn a bootable USB flash drive with Windows.
tried a lot of things.
dd if=windows.iso of=/dev/sdc1 Didn't help. nothing is loading. I just tried a black screen and the cursor blinks
through Unetbootin, it didn’t work either. instead of Windows, it was not clear what this program was loaded with. (By the way, I was able to write the image to the USB flash drive only when I formatted it in fat32. The program does not see the USB flash drive at all in ntfs)
Please explain on your fingers how to write the image of Windows to debian on the USB flash drive.
tormented all day, could not.
PS... That's why I didn't like Linux, by the way. a whole crap to install some kind of program. I understand that advanced users will not agree with me. but i installed utorrent in 5 minutes today. Is this normal at all?

Answer 1

Remove the one in the dd command. You must specify the path to the device in of=, and you are pointing to a section on the device. The command should look like thisdd if=/path/to/iso/file of=/dev/sdX