Here is the procedure formatted as clean, copy-pastable Markdown.
This procedure outlines how to create a bootable Windows 11 USB flash drive (or HDD/SSD) using the command line.
⚠️ WARNING: DATA LOSS This process involves formatting drives. Identify your device identifier correctly (e.g.,/dev/sdX). In the examples below, the device is/dev/sde. Do not copy/paste commands containing/dev/sdewithout verifying your specific drive identifier.