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Hello Guys,

 

I've created Win10 bootable flash drive using Microsoft's "Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool". I'm pretty sure it's working: I can boot from it on my PC (legacy/non-UEFI BIOS). But here, when I'm entering boot menu using F9 key: I see the only option -- internal drive. I've tried both SuperSpeed and regular ports -- same result.

So the question is: how I can boot from something "external"?

 

Best regards...

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@_hunter 

That's because the newer Win10 laptops come with Secure Boot enabled and that prevents not only booting from external media but even prevents it from showing up in the Boot Devices menu.

 

You have to go into BIOS settings and disable Secure Boot.  While you are there, also look around for a second setting -- Disable booting from portable devices -- and if you find that, disable that, too.



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Yes -- I've noticed some complaints on several forums regarding that feature and disabled Secure Boot after the first attempt. But that didn't help.

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Guys?! -- any other suggestions?

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Hello, please make an Stick in FAT32-Format. Bye

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