How-to create a Windows 10 usb installation media in Linux

I need to install windows 10 in a machine, but all my machines are running Ubuntu Linux, and of course Microsoft does not provide a tool in Linux.
I found out this method to create a Windows 10 usb installation media in Linux:

1. Get a Windows 10 installation ISO.
2. Prepare the usb disk, assume it’s in /dev/sdd
   
   1. create a new partition table, and a primary partition, mark it as active partition.
   2. format it in ntfs.
3. mount the iso image
   
   • mkdir -p /tmp/win10iso
   • mount PATH_2_ISO /tmp/win10iso
4. mount the usb
   
   • mkdir -p /tmp/usb_disk/
   • mount /dev/sdd1 /tmp/usb_disk
5. copy the files
   
   • rsync -avP /tmp/win10iso /tmp/usb_disk/

6. install boot loader

   1. grub-install –target=i386-pc –boot-directory=/tmp/usb_disk/boot /dev/sdd
   2. add a file /tmp/usb_disk/boot/grub/grub.cfg

   # grub.cfg
   menuentry “Install Windows 10” {
   set root=(hd0,msdos1)
   chainloader +1
   }

7. umount the partitions.

Done.