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Open the Boot Camp Assistant application in /Applications/Utilities/ (or use Spotlight to launch it). Connect a USB flash drive to your Mac – it will be erased and turned into a Windows bootable installer drive. Create Windows 10 Bootable USB on macOS using BootCampĪlthough we now focus on making bootable USB, you may need to complete a Mac backup using Time Machine beforehand, especially if you are not familiar with formatting USB. Just download the image of interest to your Mac. One for the 32-bit version and the other for the 64-bit version.

Two links will be provided for download.

You select Windows 10 and then select the language.

Before you can start, you need to get an ISO image from the Windows 10 download page.

In this article we will cover a variety of methods to help you make a windows 10 boootable usb on macOS. On the contrary, it is really troublesome to create a Windows 10 bootable usb on macOS Monterey, because the software that supports it is too small and does not work well, and although it is easy to use the command, you also have to solve the problem of the large file install.wim, because the FAT32 format is too large to copy directly into.

On Windows, it is easy to create an installation disk for any system, as there are many software programs available. Method 3. Create Windows 10 Bootable USB on macOS Monterey using Terminal.Create Windows 10 Bootable USB on macOS Monterey using UUBYTE Create Windows 10 Bootable USB on macOS using BootCamp Mount the ESXi Installation ISO and copy all the contents from the ISO to the USB flash drive.

Flag the first partition on the volume as active and bootable.Start the command line partitoner fdisk in interactive mode (You will need administrative privileges for this). Don’t forget to use the disk# number obtained in step 2.

Unmount the USB Drive, Note: This is not the same as Eject. diskutil eraseDisk MS-DOS "ESXI" MBR disk# Now we need to format the drive with filesystem FAT32 and partition map MBR using the following command.

You should now see another disk show up, in my case disk3. Insert the USB Flash then run the diskutil list command again. Open Terminal and list the mounted disks using the diskutil list command.

Download the ESXi Installation ISO (I used ESXi 7.0b).