![]() ![]() Then mounting the ISO and copying the files across, whether directly dragging and dropping in Finder or using the terminal and the cp command. Format the USB using disk utility (either through terminal or with the program itself) into FAT-32 or NTFS formats, creating an MBR in the process.This method has no errors during the copy process, but trying to boot from the USB in the PC just doesn't do anything, it's not being read as a bootable USB. ![]() It copies the files across, but my assumption is that there is no MBR partition and therefore windows doesn't read it as bootable. However, this doesn't result in a bootable USB for me. Use terminal, or a program that does pretty much the same process, and copy the iso across using dd.It seems like there's really only two methods: So I've been trying to create a bootable USB for windows 10 from my MacBook. ![]()
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