Issue arises when trying to create a bootable USB for Windows 11 using an older MacBook running High Sierra.
Issue arises when trying to create a bootable USB for Windows 11 using an older MacBook running High Sierra.
Simple process overall. With Apple silicone it seems unlikely to set up a live USB, but an Intel Mac will simplify things. Look up plenty of guides on making a bootable USB for Linux online. If you're new to Linux, Ubuntu offers clear instructions and lots of resources for creating Windows install media. I came across an article about building a Linux Live USB, which seems like a solid place to start.
A helpful tutorial on building a Windows installer USB from Linux is available. This resource simplifies the process of creating a Windows 10 installer on Linux.
Absolutely, glad to help! I've been reviewing those 'how to' resources all day, and I appreciate the new perspective. I'll take a closer look.
This utility was included with my distribution (Nobara) and helped me generate a Windows 10 image.
I successfully borrowed a friend's Windows laptop to run the Media Creation tool. But I encountered issues during installation now. A follow-up post will be posted later. (This time in the correct thread, hehe) Appreciate the support so far!