The BIOS sees but does not boot - the flash drive works on one pc and not on the

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The situation is that I had an old pc, I bought another and changed the graphics card from the old one to the new one, everything works fine on the new one, it sees the flash drive, I installed windows 10, and when I want to install it on an old pc (Gigabyte M68m-s2p motherboard, pena sees but...

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Set USB HDD here And then do the same, BOOT from that SanDisk Added after 1 [minutes]: If it doesn't help, then in this picture set Hard Disk and then BOOT too from that SanDisk.

malik123 · Accepted Answer

yes maybe see the thread i linked. you're right, it has unset USB and they had HDD

badboy84 · Accepted Answer

Why are you using rufus and not using the media creation tool? Maybe it's worth a try.

Anonymous · Answer

When you insert a USB Stick and try and boot of it, you need to change the Hard Drive Boot order in the Bios to the name of the thumb drive (it will be in the list as a detected item) Instead of selecting USB-HDD as the boot option, Select Hard drives and then select the name of the Thumbdrive from that list. Hope this makes sense. Coś takiego znalazłem. Jak coś jest niezrozumiałe to pisz. Tutaj podobne: Link I've created a bootable Windows 7 usb using Rufus. But when I go to boot it (by changing First Boot Device in BIOS to Removable), it just gets stuck at Verifying DMI Pool Data.... What's wrong? I even checked the usb drive using MobaLiveCD, and it works fine. Rozwiązanie: Works now. Changed the Flash Drive mode to HDD, where it was Floppy before.

malik123 · Answer

check if the date is correct, the battery may have dropped in the old equipment. here a similar topic, solution given, try it

MieloszPLPL · Answer

Tomequ123 rather, not all understandable, I do not understand enough yet, ?, malik123 in the sense that in bios set the date today? Seriously, something like this can help?

MieloszPLPL · Answer

I checked all possible options in the BOOT menu option and the same everywhere, it is on verifing, I will try to set this date

badboy84 · Answer

I once encountered such a case on older equipment that the pendrive did not move from the Boot Menu. It only started working after I set it in the BIOS as a boot device.

MieloszPLPL · Answer

The date was good, I did not change anything, the pen still does not start ... Neither manually nor alone

linuks · Answer

I used to be like that. Entering boot then hdd helped. showed disks and pen. Pena needs to be moved to 1 place and saved and restarted. Of course, the pen must be connected. F8 does not choose boot order on startup?
greetings

malik123 · Answer

maybe the problem is that the old BIOS can't handle something new for it how did you prepare the pen? What is the capacity? what sys files?

Eidems · Answer

Make a flash drive with YUMI, it should at least fire up the menu, then you can add iso win10. greetings

MieloszPLPL · Answer

I have a system downloaded from the microsoft website and then made with rufus, pen usb 3.0, 32GB Sandisk, bios sees pen, f12 chooses the boot order, but none of the options works

malik123 · Answer

check on another penie, 32gb may be a problem for BIOS. Even though it detects it, it might have a problem with access.

MieloszPLPL · Answer

another flash drive is the same, the board also does not work

jarrod · Answer

And don't you have chosen GPT in Rufus? Try to switch to MBR

MieloszPLPL · Answer

I have selected mbr ...

MieloszPLPL · Answer

because at the beginning I tried to upload to another pc and it didn't work for me, but I will try Added after 1 [hours] 4 [minutes]: ahh it worked !! without any problems, the installer surprised when I uploaded it via the windows installer from microsoft ... thanks for your help !!

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