How to Create a (persitent) Bootable Windows 10 USB in Linux

[HadaDeLaLuna (Nga)]

Many thanks

@Akito

What’s the program called?

SketchUp

@Akito

Persistent as in a portable Windows?

Yes, something à la Windows To Go to intall SketchUp and also MockupsForDesktop as I’m obligated to send my homeworks back in their proprietary formats to teachers

@Akito

You can install Windows to Go, if you want a portable Windows.

I have the iso and a key for Enterprise (WTG is only on Education and Enterprise)

@Akito

I usually create bootable USB sticks on Windows with Rufus.

No Windows PC here

@Akito

you can follow several ways of installation, or you can do it the Linux way, as described in Q6.

This part ? (to be sure)

@Akito

If you are on Linux

1. Download the ISO image of the distribution you want to install copy the path to your downloaded ISO file.
2. Open a terminal and execute sudo apt install -y rhash.
3. Execute the following in a terminal: rhash --sha512 /path/to/file, replacing /path/to/file with the path you copied in step 1.
4. Check if the hash output is the same as provided on the distribution’s website.
5. Burn the ISO image, as described here .
6. Once it is burned, check the hash of the CD itself, as described in step 3, but this time replacing /path/to/file with the path to the actual CD.
7. If the hash is again the same, then retry the installation, once again. If not, repeat all above steps.