[tomwojcik]

For Windows and FROM Windows.

I swear the most recommended way of creating a bootable Windows USB on Linux changes every year, and usually doesn't work. I keep an old Windows laptop just so I can create bootable Windows usbs, whenever needed.

[pxc]

Making custom Windows install media is insanely painful, even from Windows. I went through the process of creating non-interactive install media for Windows once, and was astonished at how awful it is compared to building custom Linux live media. (Not least of all because of the churn in the XML you have to maintain that basically represents clicking through all the installer menus.)

[hnuser123456]

WAIK? I created a customized Windows install image as a 19 year old intern and presented it to the rest of the IT team...

[LiamPowell]

For as long as Windows has supported UEFI, you've just been able to copy the files from the ISO directly to a UEFI partition.