How to create Manjaro bootable usb on Windows OS?

Win32 Disk Imager as a tool that's supposed to make create Manjaro bootable USB on Windows a breeze. But, as with any tech tool, there are some potential caveats to be aware of. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm all for using free and open-source tools, but with great power comes great responsibility... or, in this case, some potential headaches! So, I used Win32 Disk Imager a while back, and I had a bit of a problem. My USB drive wasn't being recognized by the tool. Like, it wouldn't show up in the list of available drives, no matter how many times I restarted the software or my computer. I felt like I was in some sort of tech limbo, stuck between trying to get my USB drive to work and getting my head around the cryptic error messages. I'm not saying it's a bad tool, just that compatibility can be a bit of a crapshoot!

Here's a weird one: Win32 Disk Imager doesn't actually check if the image file you're trying to write to the USB drive is even valid. Like, it just assumes you know what you're doing and won't give you a second thought. But what if you're trying to write a dodgy ISO file? Or, worse still, what if you've downloaded a malicious file thinking it's a valid image? That's like walking into a dark alley with no security and expecting to come out alive! It's a potential security risk that you should be aware of.