How Can I Create a Bootable Windows 11 Drive from Linux?
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CuriousCat92
I usually create bootable drives for Windows using Windows tools, but now I'm using Linux as my main operating system. What programs or applications should I use to make a bootable Windows 11 USB drive on my external HDD? I know Rufus is recommended, but it doesn't work on Linux. I'm using Linux Mint Cinnamon, so any guidance would be appreciated!
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You can check out Ventoy, which is a great tool for creating bootable USB drives. It's pretty straightforward and works well with various OS images, including Windows 11.
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Another option is to use Fedora Media Writer or the ‘dd’ command, which is a built-in way to create bootable drives on Linux. If you're comfortable with a bit of command-line work, 'dd' can be very effective!
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