I need a iso to use boot drive app to install windows 11 on a separate computer.
Imagewriter won’t work.
Thanks.
The question is unclear.
- how is it related to Leap 15.4?
- you need a MS Windows 11 installation image?
- you want to write a MS Windows 11 installation image to a pen drive with Imagewriter but it don’t work?
- what does not work with Imagewriter?
I just downloaded the “windows 11” iso file (5gb). I verified the checksum. I tried yast–>software–> search imagewriter. Installed that. “Sorry, I can’t write this ISO.” huh?? It’s 128 gb in ntfs format. I removed all the files.
Yes, it’s in the tag line. opensuse leap 15.4
I don’t want to use the command line and erase my linux drive by mistake.
“Sorry, I can’t write this iso.”
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11/
Note, I also unmounted it, still the same.
gnome-multi-writer
After many apps that didn’t work. Maybe, this one will.
I had to enter the admin when it started and when it ended. I’ll try the install later. That article has additional setup needed when w11 is installed.
OK, I finally got windows 11 working on a duel boot system. I tried using the windows media creation tool and that didn’t work either. The boot error source is fast boot.
512gb - windows 10
2040gb - blank drive – added
#1: use gnome-multi-writer (yast–>software) or window media creation tool (w10) on blank drive 16gb+ (me, 128gb, temporary).
#2: enter power button settings – > advanced → unlock settings → click off fast boot and apply (reboot)
#3a: enter bios and disable fast boot (boot error source not disabled). Save settings and reboot.
#4: press f11 or f12 until you get to your boot menu.
#5: if usb doesn’t appear, you need to format the drive as ntfs.
#7a: Select custom setup and let it finish.
#7b: When rebooting, pay attention and always select w11 in the menu.
#8: It requires you to enter your email to make a microsoft account. Ignore and enter junk. With a bit of work, you should be able to get it to boot to win10. It’s hard, but there is a way past the email verify. Select a 4 digit pin for now. Try logging out and back in, and everything else. Again, use search engines for a way past the microsoft account &^I^&&*. I’m not sure how I was able to get to the pin entry, late night.
#9: Once your rebooted, select the info icon in the start menu. Change to local account, search for that on search engines.
#10: The cluttered junk menu, look it up on search engines. It’s in settings somewhere. Then go through all apps and uninstall the junkware.
#11: In win 10 or 11, find settings for default OS and select win 10. You may have boot problems, if you select windows 11.
#12: you will be rebooting at least 5 times to get software up to date. So, stay with that pin until it’s done. Then find account settings or info menu something. Find pin and select the non-numbers checkbox. Change your pin to a password.
#13: Your done. Start with software basics. Install spybot search and 1.6.2, NOT later versions!
They will replace microsoft anti-virus with it’s own not working anti-virus. You have to pay for it. So, you will have spybot and no live virus checker! It’s very hard to turn it off and get microsoft live anti-virus working again. Use the immunize function, not updated anymore, but still run it.
#14: firewall, if you want, maybe, zone alarm preferred.
tbh I would only recommend venoty nowadays.
Just prepare Ventoy drive and then copy any ISO you want to use on it.
Works also with Windows ISOs
I need a iso to use boot drive app to install windows 11 on a separate computer.
Install WoeUSB-ng openSUSE Software
Yep. woeusb -d Win10_2004_German_x64.iso /dev/sdb --tgt-fs ntfs created the drive reliably: Burning windows onto a usb on OpenSuse? - #3 by karlmistelberger
In case of trouble: GitHub - WoeUSB/WoeUSB: A Microsoft Windows® USB installation media preparer for GNU+Linux
Install WoeUSB-ng openSUSE Software
Not available in opensuse 15.5
Do I need to compile this? I tried to compile clamscan for weeks and gave up. 
FYI, I used a different method I found on the web make a boot drive. It worked on a blank 2tb drive. Windows 11 isn’t that different. But, one setting blocks any app from saving data. Once I turned that off it worked. Still has problems with MS junkware: like xbox. I needed to do a manual remove. Now, I get an annoying popup saying gaming overlay needs it every time I launch a game. One more thing I need to uninstall.
On a good note, it blocked a driver with a security hole.