Yes of course, the entering boot menu comes first, i choose the usb with the windows installationmedia downloaded directly to the usb. As of now there is not a list because i removed the ssd with the old windows installation. The black screen with a windows logo appears after that the usb is selected as the boot-medium I have gone in to flash mode and it detects the USB there, but I can't boot from flash mode of course. I have also tried every USB port on my PC. So This user guide provides a step-by-step explanation for properly using the >>MSI Forum HQ USB Flashing ToolUSB Flash Drive for a safe BIOS-Flash in a pure DOS Environment. The tool itself will not perform the actual flashing operation. It will "only" help you to get your USB Stick set up for an automated DOS 1. Ensured Legacy and UEFI is enabled. 2. Fastboot is turned off. 3. Several working USB thumb drives. 4. Updating to latest drivers. Nothing seems Finally, change the boot order so the device you want to boot from is listed first in the boot order. Your notebook should now be able to boot from the device you wantin this case, your DVD drive. To boot into your BIOS, restart your computer and press and hold down the Delete key until the notebook begins to boot into the BIOS, then release 1, Sep 3, #1. So i just built my first computer and i am now starting to try an install windows 10 from a usb drive but it will not boot. yes i have the usb set to boot priority. i have it set to usb cd/dvd:SMI usb disc i have tried every usb / i have a msi zA sli. running msi click bios 5 Second type method.. use Rufus software set as MBR type, create USB bootable pendrive. go to bios, disable secure boot, disable uefi mode, enable legacy boot, enable csm mode, save and exit. use bootable USB pendrive, install windows, if you get errors, do bios Settings to default. save and exit Create Bootable USB: If you only want to run a boot computer on MSI without installing Windows - you can create a bootable USB drive by cloning
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Plug the power cord and power on. You would see a message. Choose to enter in bios setup then set only "SETTINGS \ Advanced \ Windows OS Configuration \ Windows 10 WHQL Support" as "Enabled", change nothing else. - Plug the USB key in one port on the back panel (it should be better to use the USB ) then boot on it Boot ISO from USB-stick! Thread starter ex_forum_user_3; Start date Feb 19, ; Status Not open for further replies. E. ex_forum_user_3 New member. GENERAL OF THE ARMY This program is great and actually just saved a brand spankin new MSI GX from certain death, I had it packed and ready to ship back to newegg hours after I Transcend jetflash MB. problem: The system does not boot from the disk. what i tried: i made the usb stick bootable in 2 differend ways: i used the included software to make it bootable. - i used [HOST] to make a bootrecord. i updated the bios from to i did try to boot with the F11 option How To Boot Msi Motherboard From Usb In Windows 7? To boot an MSI motherboard from a USB drive in Windows 7, follow these steps: 1. Insert the