How to make bootable win 10 flash drive in mint linux?

Question

linux

Can't download. Flecha wins 10 on mint, when loading the computer does not see
(used etcher and usb image writer)

Answer 1

There is such a program - unetbootin, it exists for both Linux and Windows. You give her a distribution ISO file with Windows, she opens it to the flash drive you specified, and the job is done. And no tambourine swings are required.

Answer 2

try winusb

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

We format our flash drive in the ntfs file system.
Start burning
sudo winusb --install win10_x64.iso /dev/sdX

Answer 3

1) WinUSB - look in the repository
2) From ENT:

- форматнуть в ntfs
- поставить флаг boot
- ms-sys -7 /dev/sdX
- примонтировать исо и флешку
- просто скопировать файлы

Answer 4

WinUSB is no longer being developed, WoeUSB should be used as a replacement.
The first step is to format the flash drive in NTFS, you can do this using GParted. Next, install WoeUSB, installation instructions for your distribution can be found here . The program has a simple graphical interface, so there should be no problems.