install win64 10 using usb stick

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• google windows 10 download
  • Follow instructions then download your ISO file
• Mount ISO as archive
  • In my current linux mint it is made just by clicking ISO file in file manager. «Mount is archive» does not work, though.
• Copy ISO content into temporary directory
• Look into <tmp directory>/source, there's install.win there, it is >4G, isn't that pretty, huh?
• Install wimlib
  • $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
  • $ sudo apt update
  • $ sudo apt install wimlib
• Again, change into <tmp directory>/source and do some magic:
  • $ wimsplit install.wim install.swm 3800
  • ...wait several minutes
  • $ rm install.wim # because, again, you cannot copy it into fat32 partition
• Prepare usb, as usual with gparted:
  • .. do not forget to unmount
  • Create gpt partition table
  • Create fat32 partition, make it bootable (I always forget to do this before copying) everybody advises that but I never do and it still works for me
  • Mount usb
  • Copy files from <tmp directory> into fat32 partition
  • Unmount usb
  • Try to boot from it

And help us God.

Seems like it works.