Why can't I create usb with Windows from under Linux, do I need a different flash drive?

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linux

I'm trying to make a usb flash drive with windows from under linux. As soon as I didn’t try to copy the image through unetbootin and just through dd, and through winusb, I copied it manually and formatted it through fdisk and through gparted to ntfs, and through ms-sys I tried to install the Windows mbr record, all the result is the same - when loading a flash drive black screen and blinking cursor in the left corner.
winusb gives an error log:

Installing grub...
Установка для платформы i386-pc.
grub-install: предупреждение: Попытка установить GRUB на диск с несколькими разметками разделов. Это пока не поддерживается..
grub-install: предупреждение: Встраивание невозможно. При имеющихся параметрах GRUB можно установить только с помощью списка блоков (blocklists). Однако, список блоков является НЕНАДЁЖНЫМ механизмом и его лучше не использовать..
grub-install: ошибка: не будет продолжена с использованием blocklists.
Error occured !
Syncing...
Cleaning...

At the same time, everything is perfectly placed on the virtual machine from this image.
Do I need another flash drive? Or what's the problem?

Answer 1

In general, FIG knows what the problem was.
I bought a new flash drive, downloaded a new image and did everything through the old versions of unetbootin, which can work with ntfs, everything started up.

Answer 2

If Windows 8+ and UEFI - format the partition to FAT32, copy files, set the flag that this is an EFI partition - everything will boot.

Answer 3

Try another flash drive

Answer 4

Are you doing a Windows installer or are you trying to put it on a USB flash drive?
If the latter, then it does not seem to work (although for XP there seemed to be some kind of crutch).