Write Windows 11 ISO to USB In Linux with Woe USB-ng

[@miyolinux]

I must say...
You are the best behind-the-back, upside-down, backwards-typing, keyboard-kontortionist I've ever seen!
A small request...
Next time, do all of that while standing on one foot, your head tilted back, and reciting "Advance Australian Flair" backwards.
🙃

[@pctlc]

Hahahahahahahaha with injuries to follow Hahahahahahaha!!

[@anarita-15]

PCTLC pretty soon not only you will be a partion creator expert but using your laptop sideways and backways and upways LOL you sir are one talent person LOL :) or flexible which is something most of us only dream of becoming AKA me LOL :)

[@pctlc]

Thank you dear Ana!! The sideways and backways are definitely not easy Lol always a pleasure to have you comment on my videos sweet lady!!

[@thenagd]

when i run the first command in terminal on manjaro (which should work cause it's a arch distro?) "yay" as a command isn't found

[@oscs4556]

These days, I just drop all iso on to my ventoy usb thumb drive

[@pctlc]

That's a good idea! I must check Ventoy out again it's improved a lot from what I've been told since I first looked at it.

[@oscs4556]

@@pctlc if you made to it easy on yourself, use the gui of ventoy. Just boot up one usb ventoy drive with the ventoy livecd iso on it and a blank usb drive, then use the gui to create a new ventoy usb drive on the blank usb drive; you can update using the same method too.

[@Rosko7]

Thanks maaan it’s 100000% working finally I downloaded windows 10 in my pc thank you so much❤❤

[@pctlc]

You're very welcome!! 😁

[@diwasdhungana]

thank you.

[@pctlc]

You're welcome

[@lwoklidfr]

did you change anything in the option tab in woeusb-ng? I'm trying to make a windows bootable usb using mbr partition but I keep failing.

[@pctlc]

Not that I remember.