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Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function

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How can I install Windows from a USB flash drive on this netbook when F4 opens a flashing utility and ESC does not show the USB stick as a boot option?

F4 does not open the boot menu on this netbook; it starts the Easy Flash BIOS update utility, so use ESC, enter setup, and change the boot order so the USB stick is first [#15627227] If the USB drive does not appear, plug it in before powering on, check the Advanced/IDE Configuration and Boot tabs, and try disabling Fast BIOS Mode if the option exists [#15630164] [#15636213] The USB installer should be formatted as FAT32 rather than NTFS [#15627530] [#15634525] In the end, the problem was the flash drive itself: the BIOS could not see that particular stick, but it detected another USB drive without problems [#15637167] Easy Flash is the tool used to update the BIOS [#15637191]
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  • #1 15626849
    TERRORCORE
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    Hi, I have a problem with loading Windows on a netbook. After turning on the computer and pressing the f4 key, I see this window:


    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function

    I do not know what to do.

    However, when I click on esc, the following window appears:
    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function
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  • #2 15626893
    junior84
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    And everything is ok after all. Where do you want to install the system from?
  • #3 15627006
    TERRORCORE
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    I want to install Windows from a USB flash drive, but I do not know how to do it because I have never seen such a window (window No. 1)
    As for the second window, after selecting any option I am unable to proceed with the installation of the system.
  • #4 15627227
    junior84
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    In this netbook, the F4 invokes the flashing mechanism.
    Press ESC and Select enter setup, look for the order in which to boot the disks - switch to pendive first.
    Unless you connect the USB flash drive, USB STICK or USB harddisk appears on the list (the one under ESC)
  • #5 15627319
    TERRORCORE
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    When I select enter setup, I enter the bios and there is a window like this:
    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function

    And after turning on the computer and selecting esc, window 2 from my first post appears and there is no usb to choose from
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  • #6 15627343
    junior84
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    Please take a picture of the Advance tab
  • #7 15627353
    TERRORCORE
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    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function
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  • #8 15627385
    junior84
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    See what's in the IDE Configuration
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  • #9 15627477
    TERRORCORE
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    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function

    I can change it to IDE -> AHCI
  • #10 15627530
    junior84
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    Heavily extensive BIOS :)

    USB flash drive running as FAT32 or NTFS?
  • #11 15630087
    TERRORCORE
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    NTFS is set
  • #12 15630164
    7hebill
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    from what I can see, I can't see Pena on the list,
    photo with advanced> onboard devices,
    maybe insert to another port, turn on the computer and the boot tab,
    Ev. take a photo of boot option 2,3.
  • #13 15632754
    TERRORCORE
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    I also noticed it with bios The BIOS does not see this penny pendrive. After connecting to another port it is the same and in Boot Option 2 and 3 it is the same as in Boot Option 1.
  • #14 15634525
    junior84
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    TERRORCORE wrote:
    NTFS is set

    If you have the option, take another flash drive, it's nice if it was on FAT32
  • #15 15635649
    TERRORCORE
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    I set the previous one to FAT32 and it didn't detect it either bios BIOS. Tonight I will check on another one and let me know if it worked.
  • #16 15636213
    7hebill
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    I know that there is also an option like this:
    You go to the Advanced tab and I am looking for the Fast BIOS MODE option (it does not have to be in this tab but it is described in the manunal) and set it to disabled.

    Alternatively, check this flash drive on another computer, it will more precisely specify if it is the fault of a specific flash drive.

    Anyway, is this the boot of this flash drive with some program?
  • #17 15637167
    TERRORCORE
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    Oki problem solved. I am ashamed to admit it, but the problem was on the side of the penny. I checked another flash drive and the bios can see it without a problem. Strange because some time ago I also uploaded wine from this pen, which now does not work and everything was fine. Thanks for your help, I didn't think it would be so trivial. Finally, I have one more question. junior84 wrote that the first photo is a flashing mechanism. What is it and what is it for?
  • #18 15637191
    7hebill
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    With easy flash utility you update the BIOS :)
    For example:
    Accessing Boot Menu on Asus Netbook: F4 Key, Windows Loading Issue, ESC Key Function
  • #19 15637657
    TERRORCORE
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    I did not know ;) When I wanted to install the system, this window popped up and I did not know how to get around it and now I know what and how ;)
    So thanks again, gentlemen. Subject to be closed.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around issues accessing the boot menu on an Asus netbook, specifically related to loading Windows from a USB flash drive. The user initially encounters a flashing mechanism window when pressing the F4 key and a different window when pressing the ESC key. After several troubleshooting steps, including checking BIOS settings and USB configurations, it is determined that the problem was due to a faulty USB flash drive. The user successfully resolves the issue by using a different flash drive, which the BIOS recognizes. Additionally, the flashing mechanism is clarified as a BIOS update utility.
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