Hay all, not sure if I'm in the right place if I'm not just direct me there and I'll remove this thread. I have a duel boot uefi intel NUC system with Windows 10 and bliss x86 and I regualy swap between OS's, I'm wondering does anyone know of a app or simple way I can 1 click reboot from bliss to Windows with out having to click reboot and selecting windows from grub manually and vice-versa (windows to bliss)?? Cheers in advance.
I have not found any solution for this yet. Sorry
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I have recently built myself a new gaming computer and I installed Windows 8.1 on it. Today, I wanted to dual boot Ubuntu over Windows. So, the regular, downloaded Ubuntu, got a USB and made it bootable with the "universal usb installer" which i downloaded from some site pendrivelinux. I disabled UEFI Secure boot and fast-boot but it still won't show the boot menu to choose the OS. Anyone help here?
Specs:
Intel Core i7-4770k not overclocked
8 GB DDR3 CORSAIR VENGEANCE 2x4GB 1600MHZ
SAPPHIRE DUAL-X R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 OC
MSi Z87-GD65 GAMING MOTHERBOARD
CORSAIR AX860W POWER SUPPLY
I think it should run all OS really smooth, but I really don't know how to fix this.
MayB4ck said:
I have recently built myself a new gaming computer and I installed Windows 8.1 on it. Today, I wanted to dual boot Ubuntu over Windows. So, the regular, downloaded Ubuntu, got a USB and made it bootable with the "universal usb installer" which i downloaded from some site pendrivelinux. I disabled UEFI Secure boot and fast-boot but it still won't show the boot menu to choose the OS. Anyone help here?
Specs:
Intel Core i7-4770k not overclocked
8 GB DDR3 CORSAIR VENGEANCE 2x4GB 1600MHZ
SAPPHIRE DUAL-X R9 270X 2GB GDDR5 OC
MSi Z87-GD65 GAMING MOTHERBOARD
CORSAIR AX860W POWER SUPPLY
I think it should run all OS really smooth, but I really don't know how to fix this.
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Visit HERE and read 7. Boot Repair
when I re-booted it did not give me the option to select which OS I wanted to use it just loads windows.
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Go to UEFI settings once again... find UEFI Boot options there... you'll see Windows Boot Loader and Linux Boot Loader.... change the order to put Linux Boot Loader on the top. It should solve the issue.
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dec0der said:
Visit HERE and read 7. Boot Repair
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Thanks mate, that seems to fix it
Hey all,
Just wondering if its possible to unlock the bootloader for the tablet ASUS RT TF600T I am trying to install linux. I have created a bootable usb but the tablet is ignoring my usb as the bootloader is locked.
Thanks
dan198969
Be sure that your usb drive is formatted as FAT32 with UEFI support.
superfabek said:
Be sure that your usb drive is formatted as FAT32 with UEFI support.
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Hey mate, it was definately format of FAT32 but not sure of this UEFI support how do I check this?
dan198969 said:
Hey mate, it was definately format of FAT32 but not sure of this UEFI support how do I check this?
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Just use Rufus to prepare usb, tick UEFI partition opion, then copy files.
superfabek said:
Just use Rufus to prepare usb, tick UEFI partition opion, then copy files.
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Interesting ok thanks ill look into it. I assumed it wouldn't work as I thought it was locked to itself if that makes sense?
Boot from usb should works. On mine tf600tl works fine
superfabek said:
Boot from usb should works. On mine tf600tl works fine
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With the UEFI parition yes? You didnt get any BSOD errors?
Im gonna make one in the morning and report back, are you being serious right now you have a working asus tablet and you have installed a different OS on it with UEFI.
What OS are you running on your tablet? Will windows 7 support UEFI partition as well? Also what about android?
Never heard about win7 on arm platform, there're win8 and embedded ported to arm cpus.
You've asked for booting usb with unlock files - there's no problem.
Ah ok I will try it and test the theory see how I go, if not ill either try an install linux or windows 8.
Just to get some OS on there I will be happy. Might even try and load android on there.
I cant believe something so simple can make it work. Ive looked online and read about Rufus I will test it out and report back.
Hey mate, tried to make a bootable USB with with windows 10 32 and 64bit ISO which came up with an error when I selected the settings to create a UEFI partition. It reverted the settings back and said "Error ISO Image Extraction Failure." Ive taken screenshots below so you can see whats going on.
I have googled the errors and they are suggesting either the USB is corrupt or the ISO is corrupt. But I can install windows from USB and DVD perfectly fine... this is weird. Ive found a youtube video online which shows you how to create a UEFI partition manually, rather than using a third party program.
Omg just format usb with Rufus, don't use ISO.
Ok so once Ive formatted the USB with the UEFI partition how do I get Put the ISO on the USB if im not using rufus to do it?
Are you talking about copying the asus recovery files? Because im wanting to install a different OS onto the tablet, with a UEFI partition.
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Tried to boot the tablet with UEFI partition with windows 8, and same thing it completely ignores the USB and tries to boot into windows, which gives me the BSOD error.
You can't install other os.
What do you mean? You told me if I have UEFI partition I could install other OS...
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Omg just format usb with Rufus, don't use ISO.
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If I cant install other OS why do you say this...
I didnt have to create a UEFI partition to use the recovery files. So ive wasted time creating one through RUFUS. I told you that I got a BSOD when trying to reset PC option...
Mate.. In the first post you've asked how to unlock bootloader, so you got answer how to make bootable usb drive for unlock files. At this moment it's impossible to run something else than Windows rt on tf600 series.
Please close this thread.
Anyone know why Remix OS doesnt work on some tablets...even though its x86, and already running Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 already?
I have a Fujitsu Q335 which I want to dual boot, and replace my current Android Tablet with Remix OS.
I just get the following error...
/efi/RemixOS/i386-efi/gfxmenu.mod not found
I tested the install on two different laptops, and was pretty straight forward, but this tablet just wont load the Boot Menu I normally see for Dual Boot systems with Windows 8.1/10.
Any suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated.
ZiCott
I got and old Surface with windows RT 8.1. I went to settings and I reset it to factory (basically reinstalling the OS).
I wanted to upgrade to win 10 from a prepared bootable USB stick but it didn't boot from it. I tried also starting with vol-down and power button.
So I figured that I had to configure UEFI to be able to see the USB drive as boot option.
However, I can't enter UEFI. It just boots normally from the HD. After a lot of searching I tried :
- Vol up + power btn
- Shift+restart
- "shutdown /r /fw" from elevated command window
- There is no "UEFI Firmware Settings" entry found in Settings>Update & security>Recovery>Advanced startup>Troubleshoot >Advanced Options
- msifo32 shows that UEFI is present.
Any suggestions?
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I got and old Surface with windows RT 8.1. I went to settings and I reset it to factory (basically reinstalling the OS).
I wanted to upgrade to win 10 from a prepared bootable USB stick but it didn't boot from it. I tried also starting with vol-down and power button.
So I figured that I had to configure UEFI to be able to see the USB drive as boot option.
However, I can't enter UEFI. It just boots normally from the HD. After a lot of searching I tried :
- Vol up + power btn
- Shift+restart
- "shutdown /r /fw" from elevated command window
- There is no "UEFI Firmware Settings" entry found in Settings>Update & security>Recovery>Advanced startup>Troubleshoot >Advanced Options
- msifo32 shows that UEFI is present.
Any suggestions?
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You can't, there is nothing configurable on an RT. Inserting the USB and powering on while holding volume - is all that is required.
To install 10 on an RT from USB you need to make sure you have removed Golden Keys if you had it applied otherwise the USB just won't boot. Beyond that the RT can reportedly be picky about what USB drives it will and won't boot from so I would recommend trying another drive. Have you tried booting an RT 8.1 recovery USB to confirm the drive is bootable under more normal conditions?
Thanks @jwa4
I created another RT8.1 recovery USB drive and this time I was able to boot to the 'blue' recovery screens.
It looks like the first USB stick wasn't created correctly.
I'm not particularly keen on installing win 10. I read that it runs sluggish and less snappy than 8.1 (which is not the fastest anyway on such small machine).
Is this the only way to run apps outside the MS store? Is there any way to run them in 8.1?
I found this very complete guide to installing 10
How to install Windows 10 on the Surface RT - Alexenferman
www.alexenferman.com
Would it be enough stopping after disabling secure boot to be able to install any desktop app in 8.1 or I need windows 10 to do so?
Thanks
palosanto0 said:
Thanks @jwa4
I created another RT8.1 recovery USB drive and this time I was able to boot to the 'blue' recovery screens.
It looks like the first USB stick wasn't created correctly.
I'm not particularly keen on installing win 10. I read that it runs sluggish and less snappy than 8.1 (which is not the fastest anyway on such small machine).
Is this the only way to run apps outside the MS store? Is there any way to run them in 8.1?
I found this very complete guide to installing 10
How to install Windows 10 on the Surface RT - Alexenferman
www.alexenferman.com
Would it be enough stopping after disabling secure boot to be able to install any desktop app in 8.1 or I need windows 10 to do so?
Thanks
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It's still possible your USB was created correctly but was prevent from booting by Golden Keys jailbreak if you ever had it. To confirm you could try removing it using this (can also be used to assist in jailbreaking):
Tegra Jailbreak USB - Windows
All-in-on jailbreak package for Tegra based Windows RT tablets
jwa4.gitbook.io
The guide you linked to is out of date. Windows 10 replacing Windows RT 8.1 isn't considered all that usable, it's just for fun really but if you are interested take a look at this:
Windows Media Builder - Windows
Automated preparation of Windows RT 8.1 & Windows 10 Installation Media
jwa4.gitbook.io
To run 3rd party ARM32 apps under Windows RT 8.1 my advice is to install Golden Keys, install Yahallo and then enable UMCI Audit Mode. Using this method you don't need to test sign everything and you can keep a fully up to date Windows RT 8.1 installation.
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It's still possible your USB was created correctly but was prevent from booting by Golden Keys jailbreak if you ever had it. To confirm you could try removing it using this (can also be used to assist in jailbreaking):
Tegra Jailbreak USB - Windows
All-in-on jailbreak package for Tegra based Windows RT tablets
jwa4.gitbook.io
The guide you linked to is out of date. Windows 10 replacing Windows RT 8.1 isn't considered all that usable, it's just for fun really but if you are interested take a look at this:
Windows Media Builder - Windows
Automated preparation of Windows RT 8.1 & Windows 10 Installation Media
jwa4.gitbook.io
To run 3rd party ARM32 apps under Windows RT 8.1 my advice is to install Golden Keys, install Yahallo and then enable UMCI Audit Mode. Using this method you don't need to test sign everything and you can keep a fully up to date Windows RT 8.1 installation.
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All I really wanted is to be able to run apps outside the MS store. Not so much upgrade to win 10.
I never jailbroke the system, it's the original as far as I recall but I used recovery once to completely wipe and reinstall RT.
Is there a good guide or video for Yahallo and UMCI enabling?
Also, I imagine that I'll still be limited to ARM32 apps despite being outside the Windows store, right? So I still cant install say, firefox or regular desktop apps meant for X386.
Is it even worth the effort? Where can I find a list or repository of arm32 apps so that I can decide or not to do anything?
Thanks again
Correct, you would still be limited to ARM32 apps but these devices are really just for playing around with. As for an app repository, there is a Discord group where some ports are posted at but there isn't a massive selection: https://discord.gg/BGfMNjWX4B
There is an all in one jailbreak guide at:
Tegra Jailbreak USB - Windows
All-in-on jailbreak package for Tegra based Windows RT tablets
jwa4.gitbook.io
Alternatively there is information on them individually...
Golden Keys:
Golden Keys / Longhorn - Windows
Secure Boot Debug Policy
jwa4.gitbook.io
Yahallo:
Yahallo - Windows
Tegra 3 and Tegra 4 TrustZone UEFI variable services handler exploit and Secure Boot unlock tool
jwa4.gitbook.io
UMCI Audit Mode:
UMCI Audit Mode - Windows
Bypassing User Mode Code Integrity Check
jwa4.gitbook.io
Thanks. Nah, like you said, I was really playing with it ... I think I'll leave it as is and try to sell it.
Thanks so much!
Hi Folks,
i am new to this Forum and i did not find the right Thread. I installed successfully Windows 10 ARM on my 4 Lumia 640 XL until to the issue that the installation as it self could not complete because the touchscreen as it self wouldn't be recognized by windows.
Can somebody help me there?
I can go back by the windows phone repair tool to Windows Mobilr 8.1. Also i've tried different approaches with the latest or a specific version of Windows 10 ARM. All of those bring me to the same stage, that i stuck on the language selection of a fresh installed Windows 10 ARM. I also tried to connect a USB or Bluetooth Keyboard or Mouse with no success (one with cable and one without) via an USB to Micro USB adapter that i usally use with my raspberry pi zero. And yes, i downloaded the drivers for the Phones and copied them on to the path of the driver section like in this tutorial:
GitHub - RedGreenBlue09/WFAv7_Installer: Batch script to install Windows 10 ARM to Lumia devices (dual boot & single boot).
Batch script to install Windows 10 ARM to Lumia devices (dual boot & single boot). - GitHub - RedGreenBlue09/WFAv7_Installer: Batch script to install Windows 10 ARM to Lumia devices (dual boot ...
github.com
or here
does somebody have any idea how to solve that?
Thank you in advance!
Anyone? Or is this maybe the wrong category?