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Step 0: Preparing the installation media

OK so MS doesn't provide a media creation tool for Linux, which is already a huge roadblock for some Linux users. Luckily I figured out how to do this manually many years ago:

1 - Create a single NTFS partition on your USB stick, mark it "bootable":
# fdisk /dev/sdX <<EOF
o
n
p
1


t
1
7
a
1
w
EOF
# mkfs.ntfs -f /dev/sdX1

2) Mount your NTFS partition and extract the Windows 10 ISO to it:
# ntfs-3g /dev/sdX1 /mnt
# cd /mnt
# 7z x /path/to/Win10.iso
(this step will take a long time, go microwave some hotdogs)

3. If you have a UEFI system you might be done already (maybe the EFI files need to be on a FAT32 partition, idk??). I have a BIOS system (or at least I treat it like one), so we need some bootable code in the USB stick's MBR. For this, I chose to use the syslinux MBR:
# dd if=/usr/share/syslinux/mbr.bin of=/dev/sdX

My next post will be from Windows 10 hopefully

ok NOT posting from Windows 10, the USB stick wasn't bootable! It appears that IN ADDITION to the MBR, we must write some boot code to the NTFS partition itself.

I never had to do this before, my best guess is that ntfsprogs is no longer writing this code for me.

But luckily we can use MS-SYS:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ms-sys/ms-sys-2.5.3.tar.gz?download

$ tar xvf ms-sys-2.5.3.tgz
$ cd ms-sys-2.5.3
$ make
$ sudo ./bin/ms-sys -n /dev/sdX1

NOW we are ready to rock and roll

My next post will be from Windows 10

rant: Making a bootable Linux USB is much easier /rant

Still not posting from Windows 10 *sigh*

I forgot that Windows doesn't let you use GPT on a BIOS system. It doesn't give me an option to convert it to MSDOS partition table either, so my computer is broken. I gotta figure out how to bring up a CMD prompt so I can run disk part.exe. This is so archaic omg

OK I found the cmd prompt and typed
> diskpart.exe
> list disk
> select disk 0
> convert mbr
> exit

NOW we are ready to rock and roll

My NEXT post will be from Windows 10

Posting from Microsoft Edge!!

Some screen tearing though, I hope I can find that WDDM 2.0 Sandybridge driver

Hey guys what's the best version of GPG for Windows? I gotta verify the signature for KeepassX

hold on gotta reboot, updates just installed without telling me

Up next I will download Visual Studio and attempt to make a UWP version of yourewinner app

NOTE: The only other IDE I use is Android Studio, so I will compare the experience to that.

Setup needs 8 GB YIKES!!

ok now i have to install Windows Universal Tools

9 more GBs!!!

*sigh* now I have to download the Developer Mode package

Get the steeveloper mode instead