I've been following instructions on this website to get a bootable USB of Windows 10 so I can install it on another computer. This is essentially what I have done:
Used GParted to create a brand new
msdospartition table on the USB (filesystem FAT32)Used
ddto copy over all the contents of the Windows 10 ISO to the USBContents: boot/ , efi/ , sources/ , support/ , autorun.inf, bootmgr, bootmgr.efi, setup.exe
Changed the boot order on the machine to boot from USB first
Just a flashing cursor on a black screen appears, unable to boot
Any idea as to why this could be happening? All my systems are 64-bit, and many websites said to make sure there is a file called "efi/boot/bootx64.efi" because that
is needed for booting up, and there is on the USB drive.
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