Step 4: Continue the command below to transfer all the files inside ISO image to your USB drive:Ĭp -rp /Volumes/windows 10iso/* /Volumes/Win10/ In my case, it's mounted as a Volume named 'windows10.iso'. Step 3: Open Terminal app and mount the Window ISO file with the following command.
For newer device, the Scheme option should be set to GUID Partition Map. Click Erase option from top menu bar and choose ExFAT from Format option. Step 2: The USB name should appear at the left sidebar below External section. Make sure it has at least 8G free space and back up the data on the device. Step 1: Connect the targe USB drive on Mac. It does not require any additional software to be installed on your Mac and you can do it by following these steps below. If you do not like installing third party software on your Mac, you can then use the Disk Utility app along with Terminal to easily make a bootable USB for a Windows installation. Make Bootable Windows 10 USB on Mac without Boot Camp #1: Disk Utility
