If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool (you might be able to get it up and running using something like Wine on linux, but I doubt it would be stable), but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
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If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool (you might be able to get it up and running using something like Wine on linux), but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
Make sure you use MBR as the partition scheme and BIOS or UEFI as the target system.
If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
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If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool (you might be able to get it up and running using something like Wine on linux, but I doubt it would be stable), but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
Make sure you use MBR as the partition scheme and BIOS or UEFI as the target system.
If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
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Make sure you use an MBR as the partition scheme and BIOS or UEFI as the target system.
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Make sure you use MBR as the partition scheme and BIOS or UEFI as the target system.
If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
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Make sure you use an MBR as the partition scheme and BIOS or UEFI as the target system.
If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows.
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If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows. Check it out [link|https://rufus.ie/en/|here|new_window=true]
If you're using ubuntu terminal to image your bootable media I would try suggesting using RUFUS instead, unfortunately it is a windows only tool, but it is the only tool with which I've had success creating bootable media for windows.