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ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues

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  • #1 16739868
    baza0
    Level 12  
    Hello. I bought a tablet but somebody uploaded an android on it. I want to go back to windows, but I think the recovery partition is deleted. I booted win7 on a pendrive. In Bios I set up botting and changed to disable the option from the picture because of an error. Unfortunately, the pendrive does not boot.
    ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues
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  • #2 16739895
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM  
    Use an active usb hub and you must install W10 or 8.1.
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  • #3 16739901
    baza0
    Level 12  
    Mistake. There were supposed to be 10 wines of course :) Active Hub? Will it not work with an ordinary pen drive?
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  • #4 16739903
    nutergsm
    Moderator of GSM  
    USB hub. You need to connect a mouse, keyboard and USB stick.
  • #5 16739911
    baza0
    Level 12  
    But I don't want to boot into this windows.
  • #6 16739917
    Karaczan
    Level 42  
    Disable Secure Boot in the BIOS and try again.
  • #7 16739920
    baza0
    Level 12  
    I just wrote in the first post that I turned it off and nothing. More than once I've uploaded windows to laptops or desktop. There is a problem here I don't know why. Maybe something else in the bios needs to be changed?
  • #8 16739969
    Karaczan
    Level 42  
    Show the Advanced tab.
    I had a T100TA once and there were 2 boot options as I remember.
    What is the screen when booting without SecureBoot?
    Pendrive certainly well prepared?
    Only 32bit editions can be installed, 64bit will not boot ...

    The Recovery partition cannot be easily deleted. It is in a separate flash layout on the disc (8GB). So maybe try with her ...
  • #9 16739985
    baza0
    Level 12  
    How can I try to run this recovery?

    Without SecureBoot this is what I put in. Two start options for android
    Pendrive rather well prepared because it boots on a desktop.
    Burnt rufus. The system downloaded from dreamspark: Windows 10 Multiple Editions 32/64-bit (Polish)

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    ASUS T100TA Tablet: Restore Windows, Recovery Partition Deleted, Win7 Pendrive Boot Issues
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  • #10 16740060
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist  
    baza0 wrote:
    The system downloaded from dreamspark: Windows 10 Multiple Editions 32/64-bit (Polish)

    Asus recommends W8 or 8.1 for this

    And on the Microsoft website you can download (if you insisted on W10) legal Windows.
    And there is a double boot from some bone and probably HDD - is it a Windows flash drive?
  • #11 16740264
    Karaczan
    Level 42  
    GRUB / Android / Linux on the W10 installation stick ?! You have some left installation.
    It is to be created from the original .ISO version of x86 (32bit).
    This ASUS has a "defective" BIOS in this respect.
    Boot only UEFIcompatible systems, and only 32bit!

    @ KOCUREK1970 W10 is a better choice, it takes less space than 8 / 8.1, and in this hybrid it is worth its weight in gold ;)
    But at least once you had to fight with touch and probably with a touchpad, because it did not want to work on drivers that 10 considered appropriate.
  • #12 16740710
    baza0
    Level 12  
    Regarding GRUB / Android / Linux. this is not on a USB stick only on the disk and from this moment the tablet is currently booting.
    I'm now trying to create a flash drive from win 8.1 using the official windows wizard. We'll see ...

    Added after 1 [hours] 33 [minutes]:

    Ok gentlemen. Managed to :) There must have been a problem with that version of windows. Maybe because it was 32/64. The system has been installed. Now I'm downloading updates and I'll see if all the drivers are there. I wonder if I would try to install win 10 this way.
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The discussion revolves around restoring Windows on an ASUS T100TA tablet after an Android OS was installed, leading to the deletion of the recovery partition. The user attempted to boot from a Windows 7 pendrive but faced issues, prompting suggestions from other users. Key recommendations included using an active USB hub, disabling Secure Boot in BIOS, and ensuring the pendrive is properly prepared with a 32-bit version of Windows. The user later reported success in installing Windows 8.1 after creating a new installation flash drive, indicating that the previous Windows version may have been incompatible.
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