Manually Burn a ISO file to a USB drive with Command Line

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Sometimes a tools doesn't work or Anti-Virus application flag things that they shouldn't. This can be frustrating when all you are trying to do is to burn a ISO file to a USB drive. As frustrating as this can be you can actually do this with only a few command.


For the full walk through check out our post over a MosaicMK Software Blog


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