You can first write a Linux ISO (like Ubuntu) to one partition using Rufus, then use WinUSB 3.6.2.1 to add Windows to the remaining space. The GRUB bootloader from WinUSB will see both OSes.
WinUSB 3.6.2.1 offers several benefits that make it a popular choice among users. Some of its advantages include: winusb 3.6.2.1
Creating bootable USB drives can often be a frustrating experience, involving complex command-line tools or bloated software that fails half the time. has emerged as a reliable, fast, and user-friendly solution to this problem, offering a streamlined interface to create bootable USB drives for Windows and Linux distributions. You can first write a Linux ISO (like
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