Hello, I used to use Hirens boot cd with a number of useful repair programs under traditional bios. Do you know any tool that works similarly, but under new UEFI bios and GPT disks (in case something goes wrong)? Because from what I can see, Hirens do not go under UEFI.

We messed up a bit, the given link creates a flash drive with a windows installation, not a system that works from a flash drive. The topic is riverside, but read e.g. here: points 3, 4, 5 seem promising, though AOMEI does not currently work with x64 systems ...

Make yourself a rufus - point to the iso.

aha and as iso it indicates e.g. hirens or some other tool in iso format, e.g. seatools? There is only a problem, because Rufus crashes the message that iso hirens is not EFI and the mbr partitioning scheme for uefi computers cannot be used: when using the uefi mode system only bootable iso efi images are supported; please select a bootable ios efi image or set the target system on DOS.

In the link the idea is to make windows 7 bootable. Hirens will not work because it works on the basis of XP which will not support GPT.

and what will be good instead of hirens, because with bootable windows under the uefi, it probably won't roll too much with serious faults

You can always use this windows 7 to boot your computer and see files on GPT partitions, then put a disc / pendrive with good Hirens and you work

I created such a bootable flash drive in windows; I have a question because he starts the installation and is it such a real installation as from cd to hdd or virtual to ram while using pen? because, for example, formerly under dosem there were pretend windows from hirens

The installation is in reality.

hmm, and here they kind of hiredns under uefi

Regarding this sentence: This just means something else:

thanks for the info, if something nice appeared for 64 bit, please tip, pzd

Motherboard & Pendrive Repair: UEFI BIOS and GPT Disks - Alternatives to Hirens Boot CD

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Hello, I used to use "Hirens boot cd" with a number of useful repair programs under traditional bios. Do you know any tool that works similarly, but under new UEFI bios and GPT disks (in case something goes wrong)? Because from what I can see, Hirens do not go under UEFI.
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Make yourself a rufus - point to the iso. http://www.download.net.pl/jak-stworzyc-bootowalny-usb-z-windows-7-dla-uefi/n/4274/
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aha and as iso it indicates e.g. hirens or some other tool in iso format, e.g. seatools? There is only a problem, because Rufus crashes the message that iso hirens is not EFI and the mbr partitioning scheme for uefi computers cannot be used: "when using the uefi mode system only bootable iso efi images are supported; please select a bootable ios efi image or set the target system on DOS.
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In the link the idea is to make windows 7 bootable. Hirens will not work because it works on the basis of XP which will not support GPT.
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and what will be good instead of hirens, because with bootable windows under the uefi, it probably won't roll too much with serious faults
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You can always use this windows 7 to boot your computer and see files on GPT partitions, then put a disc / pendrive with good Hirens and you work
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I created such a bootable flash drive in windows; I have a question because he starts the installation and is it "such a real installation" as from cd to hdd or virtual to ram while using pen? because, for example, formerly under dosem there were pretend windows from hirens
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The installation is in reality.
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We messed up a bit, the given link creates a flash drive with a windows installation, not a system that works from a flash drive.
The topic is riverside, but read e.g. here: https://www.raymond.cc/blog/5-system-rescue-boot-disc-based-on-windows-pe/ points 3, 4, 5 seem promising, though AOMEI does not currently work with x64 systems ...
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hmm, and here they kind of hiredns under uefi https://ttcshelbyville.wordpress.com/2014/10/10/rufus-usb-boot-and-hirens-boot-iso/
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Regarding this sentence:

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This may require you to work with UEFI and legacy settings to get it to boot.

This just means something else:

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This may require changing UEFI and Legacy settings to start booting.
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thanks for the info, if something nice appeared for 64 bit, please tip, pzd
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The discussion revolves around finding alternatives to Hirens Boot CD for repairing systems with UEFI BIOS and GPT disks. Users express challenges with using Hirens under UEFI, as it is not compatible with EFI images. Suggestions include creating a bootable USB using Rufus, although issues arise when attempting to use Hirens ISO due to partitioning scheme limitations. Users also discuss using Windows 7 to access GPT partitions and explore other rescue tools based on Windows PE, such as AOMEI, though compatibility with x64 systems is noted as a limitation. A link is shared that discusses using Hirens under UEFI, indicating potential solutions for users seeking effective repair tools.
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