How to "burn" an ISO to USB flash drive?

[Joeronzk]

Why I can't burn Windows 11 ISO with Disk Utility app?

There are different types of ISO files, Windows, Linux, macOS. And not a single app can write all ISO images. In fact, it depends on what kind of ISO file you are trying to burn.


UUByte ISO Editor: Best for Windows 11 and Windows 10 ISO

UNetBootin: Best for Linux and Unix based ISO

Etcher: Best for macOS based ISO.

 

[Rawsonmen]

There are different types of ISO files, Windows, Linux, macOS. And not a single app can write all ISO images. In fact, it depends on what kind of ISO file you are trying to burn.


UUByte ISO Editor: Best for Windows 11 and Windows 10 ISO

UNetBootin: Best for Linux and Unix based ISO

Etcher: Best for macOS based ISO.

“WinDiskWriter.app”cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. UUByte ISO Editor runs well on my Mac. I am following this tutorial and I am able to make a Windows 11 bootable USB in a few minutes.

How to Create a Windows Bootable USB on Mac with UUByte ISO Editor

 

[DeltaMac]

“WinDiskWriter.app”cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer. UUByte ISO Editor runs well on my Mac. I am following this tutorial and I am able to make a Windows 11 bootable USB in a few minutes.

I don't know if the WinDiskWriter will help anyone (never used it yet), but that popup response, the one about an unidentified developer, is simple enough to bypass.
Click on the app to select it. Right-click on the app and choose "Open" from the menu that appears.

 

[Snowlover]

I'm sorry, this is probably a noob question, but I have a linux LiveCD ISO I need to be bootable on a USB flash drive.

Can I do this with DiskUtil or through the terminal?

Thanks for any help you can provide...

I have used etcher successfully for many Linux distros

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[crashnburn]

Rather than trying to find out why something doesn't work--how about an app that does what you want (assuming that you want a Win installer USB.)
The free WinDiskWriter is designed to do exactly that (Make a Windows 11 bootable installer), on a Mac

Makes Sense