Creating a bootable USB using Endless OS

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I bought an ASUS laptop with Endless OS pre-installed but I want to be able to install Windows 10 (with the option to boot Endless or Windows when I turn the laptop on) because there are many applications that Endless does not support. I know that I must create a bootable USB with the Windows ISO on it and then reboot the computer using the USB however, I do not know how to create this bootable USB. I’ve tried researching it but everything I have seen gives detailed instructions about how to do it from a Windows device or other Linux operating systems but please can someone help me with detailed, step-by-step instructions for how to set up the USB using Endless OS.

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We are very sorry to hear that Endless OS did not fulfill your needs, unfortunately, the installation of other OS which is not Endless OS is out of our hands

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Hi!

This might help: How do I install Endless OS alongside Windows?

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Thank you but this only says how to get Endless if you already have Windows. I am trying to perform the opposite operation.

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I do still want to use Endless because it does boot up very quickly and run quickly but just in general, how can I create partitions on a USB stick with Endless? Is there any app that I can download off the Endless app store that does this because I have seen how to do it with an Ubuntu OS but the app that the tutorial said to use isn’t on the Endless app store and I cannot seem to find an app that can create partitions on USB sticks.

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Unfortunately, you have to have Windows first then install Endless. Sorry.

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The Disks app can be used to manage partitions.

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For anyone else who encounters this issue, the following link takes you to a full tutorial on how to do it on any Linux OS including Endless OS: https://itsfoss.com/bootable-windows-usb-linux/ and if you have issues with the Windows 10 file size being larger than 4GB which is too large for FAT32 files, you can download previous ISO versions from https://tb.rg-adguard.net/public.php Just keep checking which version is smaller than 4GB and then download it and if you want a later version just update from that version.
I am quite disappointed that no one from Endless helped with this because the process is actually quite easy.

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