I know ,questions like it has been asked by someone on this forum: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2385272
But I want more info or tips about it
I know ,questions like it has been asked by someone on this forum: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2385272
But I want more info or tips about it
Please tell us what you have, what you want, and what is your problem (with details). Otherwise we don't know what tips you need, and it will be difficult to help.
- Computer specs (at least brand name and model
- Version and flavour of Ubuntu
- Version of Windows (that you want to install) and if you want a Windows install drive or a portable Windows installed system 'Windows Preinstallation Environment'
- What have you tried?
- What is your problem?
Now i only have a 64 GB USB drive ,(All the DVD have been wasted,i have tried some burner / tools ),so the only thing that i can do is burn iso to USB ,right ?
This is a Windows 10 computer (64 bit ,home)
Do you want
- a Windows install drive or
- a portable Windows installed system 'Windows Preinstallation Environment'?
Which version of Windows do you want to install?
- What is the name of the windows.iso file?
- From where did you get the windows.iso file?
Your last post didn't really clarify much. Are you trying to install windows to a usb drive? That won't work by design of microsoft.
Are you trying to create a bootable usb to use to install windows 10 onto a computer hard drive? That's possible, several methods.
Your last post indicates "This is a Windows 10 computer (64 bit ,home". What does that mean? Are you running windows 10 on your computer now? Where does Ubuntu/Linux fit in?
I just want to make a bootable USB for re-installing a new Windows 10.
The .iso file is downloaded from Microsoft.
How to do for making a bootable usb (I just want to re-install a new Windows 10 )
Now,the computer i am using is Windows 10 64 bit .
Last edited by howefield; December 11th, 2018 at 01:08 PM. Reason: posts merged.
Check the content of the Windows iso file
In a recently downloaded 'pure Microsoft iso file' all files are smaller than 4 GiB = 4294967296 bytes.Code:sudo mkdir -p /mnt/lp1 sudo mount -o loop windows-file-name.iso /mnt/lp1 find /mnt/lp1 -type f -ls | sort -nk7
If no file inside the iso file exceeds 4 GiB = 4294967296 bytes, you can use the file system FAT32, and you can use the tool mkusbCode:1307 4174058 -r-xr-xr-x 1 nobody nogroup 4274234443 okt 30 00:52 /mnt/lp1/sources/install.wim
If a file exceeds that limit, it is usually install.wim. Then you need the file system NTFS and the tool woeusb.
This can happen in some windows.iso files created for particular computers (OEM iso file versions).
Using a Linux tool on Windows is like using a metric wrench on an imperial bolt,
sometimes it works.
Microsoft's Media Creation Tool works well for creating a Windows installer USB.
See: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...load/windows10
Thread moved to the "Windows" forum.
If you are using a windows operating system and trying to create a bootable windows usb from it, you would be better off using the microsoft forums or knowledge database or a windows forum. It is possible to create a bootable windows usb from Ubuntu but you don't have Ubuntu?How to do for making a bootable usb (I just want to re-install a new Windows 10 )
Now,the computer i am using is Windows 10 64 bit .
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