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Why can’t I load a Windows 10 ISO file onto Startup Disk Creator in Ubuntu?
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I’m trying to make a bootable usb for Windows 10, but when I go on Startup Disk Creator, it sees the iPod I’m using for storage, but it doesn’t detect the ISO file.
I’ve tried to open the ISO file by selecting “Other” and everything, but the ISO doesn’t appear in the CD-Drive/Image column.
Nothing I found online has worked.
Is there a way to make it work other than redownloading the ISO?
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