Can not manage flags in gParted on Ubuntu 16.04
This is most likely because you do not have an "msdos" type of partition table in place. You can correct this via "Device" ==> "Create Partition Table" ==> "msdos". Now, add your FAT/NTFS/etc partition, and you are now able to set the boot flags on it.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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So I installed Ubuntu Linux 16.04 LTS a month ago and now I want to revert to Windows. I've encountered a problem while trying to do that. I used gParted to format my usb into NTFS format. I successfully did it and I managed the flags no problem, but after that I started to play with the usb. I did something and now I can not manage the flags anymore. I need to set the flags to boot.
I've unmounted it and tried to manage flags but it is grayed out :( When I now try to burn the iso on my USB with MultiWriter it says: