If you’re using Linux and want to switch back to Windows, you can use WoeUSB. Here’s our article on installing Windows on a USB on Linux using WoeUSB. Remember that WoeUSB is a Linux-only tool and is not available on Windows.
WoeUSB comes in wherein Etcher falls short. It is compatible with Windows ISO and even recommended by Etcher. Similar to Etcher, even WoeUSB doesn’t show you internal drives. It automatically detects the removable USB drives and you just have to select the appropriate one and click on Install. It handles all the complexities by itself. WoeUSB supports Windows from Vista to the latest Windows 10. It also supports...
WoeUSB is an interesting app which lets you create a Windows bootable USB drive on a Linux machine. Basically, if you use Ubuntu or any other Linux distro, you can use WoeUSB to flash Windows ISO image on a removable drive. The best part about WoeUSB is that, unlike most Linux programs, it has a GUI interface and you can build a USB installer in a few clicks. No need to mess with commands and Terminal! Further, it...
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