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How to make a bootable Windows flash drive in Linux Mint?
You need to make a USB flash drive with Visible installed on it in order to boot from a USB flash drive without installing it on your hard drive. And then all the programs for Windows. I just want to tinker with 1C, but I don’t install it on Mint, but I’m afraid my weak laptop won’t work to make a virtual machine.
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Try with dd. At least the Windows UltraISO writes in this way and quite successfully.
if you have UEFI, format the flash drive to FAT32 and just copy the files from the image into it.
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