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FYI, to get a bootable Windows USB key, you don't need any special tools or DD. Fresh format it with NTFS, and simply copy the contents of ISO onto it. Somehow

FYI, to get a bootable Windows USB key, you don't need any special tools or DD. Fresh format it with NTFS, and simply copy the contents of ISO onto it. Somehow it works pretty reliably.

chupasaurus 4y ago
> you don't need any special tools or DD. Fresh format it with NTFS Is kinda special tool in non-MS world.
- kofejnik 4y ago
  On my vanilla Mint install: > mkfs.ntfs (8) - create an NTFS file system
- mike50 4y ago
  5 years ago it was.
  - irthomasthomas 4y ago
    Does anyone use NTFS that doesn't interface with Windows somewhere? Can't see why you would use it in a pure nix environment.