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- Create and Use a YUMI USB Drive to Install Windows 10
A single YUMI drive can contain installation files for multiple operating systems, thus eliminating the need of having a separate disc for each However, although YUMI is an open-source (free) tool, you may have to buy a licensed copy of the operating system (Windows 10 for this example) you want to create an installation YUMI USB drive for
- YUMI cant access USB key anymore - Toms Hardware Forum
I used YUMI to make a multi-boot Linux USB key stick, that key was hacked since it was both labeled and formatted to have higher size than it is, it could hold 4-6 GB with no little error, then it went berserk The total of the Linux distributions was ~2 GB, but I used the option to wipe the
- Yumi Multiboot wont load. - Toms Hardware Forum
I'm currently trying to install Ubuntu along side my Windows 10 machine I'm using Yumi I currently have a 15BG (Fat32) Partition that has Ubuntu ready and loaded up The only problem is, when I go to restart the PC It doesn't boot into the Yumi GUI, nor does show my partition via my BIOS Summary - I have Ubuntu on Fat32 Partition loaded with
- Question - Issues booting Hirens Boot CD to Laptop
But i've tried using both YUMI and Ventoy to try to boot to Hiren's, but it won't boot past the boot mode selection I can boot to the USB's, and i can go through the selection menu to pick the Hiren's ISO, but when it gets to the boot mode selection and pick "Boot to normal mode" it just flashes black real quick and then freezes on the boot
- [SOLVED] - Windows 11 Bootable USB | Toms Hardware Forum
I downloaded windows 11 insider preview buils 22000 (beta channel) iso Then i plugged in my 8gb Kingston usb and opened rufus then started to create
- [SOLVED] - Drive disappeared and now says a device which does not . . .
One of my hard drives, a 4 TB Seagate disappeared overnight My computer had rebooted (possibly due to a Windows 10 update) and the drive simply wasn't there When I went to Disk Management, I see (at the bottom) Disk 1 "Unknown" "Not Initialized" When I try to initialize it, I get the message
- [SOLVED] - Windows XP with sata ahci controllers
Use Yumi to make that ISO a bootable flash drive Also use Yumi to add disk manager software (Mini Tool Partition Wizard iso, or boot-repair-disk-64bit iso ) Boot machine with flash drive to confirm you can load all of the above Boot to disk manager, delete all partitions, create new partitions if needed
- [SOLVED] - Toms Hardware Forum
Hi, I have a new computer with: Motherboard: ASUS TUF B360M-E GAMING Storage: Intel M2 Storage: Seagate 2TB SATA Memory: 16GB GFX: Gigabyte, some old nVidia I've tried to install both Windows 10 and Windows 11 I can boot both using a USB-key, but after choosing language and install it stops
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