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  1. Bubba
    Bubba

    First option did not work, there was no option to select where to boot from.

    1. Ciprian Adrian Rusen
      Ciprian Adrian Rusen

      Did you try the other options and found another that works for on your computer?

  2. j.p.
    j.p.

    I’m stumped.
    Have Win11 on this computer,
    and Win10 on the disk removed from previous computer.
    Win10 disk is connected via USB to my Win11 computer.

    Using your procedure in sample 2,
    booting from USB without BIOS or UEFI,
    the last window with “Use a device” does not show,
    and so I can’t choose “EFI USB Device”.

    Please help.

  3. Richard Meadows
    Richard Meadows

    Just hold Shift key while selecting restart. That will put you straight to the screen in settings for selecting option for next boot.

    I need a script that will do that. Must be something we can do to get windows to select the USB for booting 1 time. Don’t like my computer to be set to always boot from USB, as can be done in UEFI.

  4. Ephemeralbeing
    Ephemeralbeing

    This is exactly what I was looking for.

    Such a very great info. And I’m glad to come across this website.

    Thanks a lot.

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      Anonymous

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  5. G Singh
    G Singh

    Couldn’t boot my laptop after Lenovo logo circle comes and after that grey screen only nothing to do . Lenovo ideapad 330

  6. Edem-ita
    Edem-ita

    I tried boot from a USB flash… but during installation I get an error message “we couldn’t find any drives, am kinda frustrated… it seems the hard-drive cannot be detected.

  7. Juler
    Juler

    I was able to boot using bios/boot menu, however once I select in grub what I want , it boots off that with a blank cursor, then restarts into windows 10.