How to make bootable usb of windows in Manjaro?

[Abhinav]

Title. I don't know how to use dd so if someone can help me.
Thanks in advance

[dalto]

The easy way is to use woeusb. It is in the AUR

Alternatively, you can do it manually:

[HowTo] Use Manjaro to create a bootable Windows USB

Creating a bootable USB from a Windows ISO The reason for needing this could be e.g. reinstalling Windows but it could also be to update your system firmware - because the vendor only provided Windows binaries - you need a Windows system. To update you system firmware you can use a Windows PE environment like Hiren's BootCD Hirens BootCD If you want to reinstall Windows after your Manjaro adventure get a Windows ISO from Microsoft Only the manual approach described below was viable - until af…

[moonspike]

I second the suggestion to use woeusb. I've used it to create bootable USBs of 10, 7 and XP, and it's worked perfectly every time.

[Abhinav]

I don't know how to download and use software from github so ... I can't use that

[dalto]

You can install it from AUR.

pamac build woeusb

[Abhinav]

pamac command was not found

[dalto]

You can install it.

sudo pacman -Syu pamac-cli
pamac build woeusb

[Abhinav]

thank you very much

[LinuxLoverForever]

I always assumed this was impossible to do on Linux.

[allen77]

If you have UEFI you can unzip the iso and copy the files to the USB drive to make a windows bootable USB. Please note the USB needs to have a GBT partition table and NTFS file system

Edit: @dalto has already said this, well

[Abhinav]

Tried but iso failed to unzip

[allen77]

Type in terminal:
cd [iso location] //example: cd downloads

7z x [iso name] //example: 7z x windows_10.iso

[allen77]

If that fails try to mount it than copy the files, and if that fails you may have a corrupted file

[allen77]

Also I think the USB needs to be fat32 and not NTFS. Can't remember which one off the top of my head