How to Create a Windows Bootable USB on Linux

For those who’ve decided to switch from Linux to Windows, here’s an easy way to create a bootable Windows installation media on Linux.



Links:
Windows 10 ISO (free) – http://www.microsoft.com/en-in/software-download/windows10
BalenaEtcher (free) – https://www.balena.io/etcher/



Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 Grab the windows ISO first
1:09 Create a windows bootable usb using woeusb
3:53 Create a bootable windows usb using balenaetcher
5:14 End screen



What you will learn:
1. Grab the Windows ISO
a. How to download the operating system’s disk image (ISO)
b. How to get the latest Windows 10 ISO
c. How to head over to the official Windows download site and download your copy of Windows 10
2. Create a Windows Bootable USB Using WoeUSB
a. How to create a bootable USB from an ISO
b. How to set up a bootable Windows USB in the span of a few clicks or commands in case you prefer the CLI
c. Install WoeUSB on Linux
d. How to install a few required dependencies to ensure a smooth and successful installation
e. Install WoeUSB For Debian/Ubuntu-based systems
f. Install WoeUSB For Arch-based systems
g. Install WoeUSB For Fedora/CentOS and other RPM-based distros
h. How to clone the WoeUSB-ng repository to your system
i. How to Install WoeUSB using the pip3 package installer
3. Create a Bootable Windows USB Using balenaEtcher
a. How to create a bootable Windows USB using balenaEtcher
b. How to download AppImage file
c. How to download the Linux_x64 AppImage file from the official website




















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