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You should be able to just hit F9 and select the option to boot from your USB, if not hit F10 and change the boot device to your USB from there.
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Boeing737 wrotehotshot55 wrote You should be able to just hit F9 and select the option to boot from your USB, if not hit F10 and change the boot device to your USB from there.
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go into your full BIOS then go to boot manager and if that doesn't see your usb port you are using isn't wired up correctly so try to plug the drive right in the back of the motherboard and try again
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Loke wroteBoeing737 wrotehotshot55 wrote You should be able to just hit F9 and select the option to boot from your USB, if not hit F10 and change the boot device to your USB from there.
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go into your full BIOS then go to boot manager and if that doesn't see your usb port you are using isn't wired up correctly so try to plug the drive right in the back of the motherboard and try again
1) This is a All-In-One HP desktop, and I'll try that now.
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You have to set up the startup boot to your usb then you can restart. The usb should boot automatically.
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BeamerYT wrote You have to set up the startup boot to your usb then you can restart. The usb should boot automatically.
Still having trouble.
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Make sure the Windows install is installed to the USB and is the correct file system.
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And use Rufus its on google when you search it. Feel free to Join me on discord to help you, Type Beamer Central on steam and ill give you a discord invite.
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Turn your computer on, keep hitting F8, F9 or F12 (whatever makes you boot your BIOS) until the BIOS has loaded, then look for boot manager, move "USB-HDD" to the top, save changes and restart. If you still need help, PM me.
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