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       #61

    Golden said:
    Since you already extracted the ISO from the 7z file using 7ZIP, you can now start at Step 5.


    okay. thank you very much Golden.


    have just successfully installed macrium iso onto flashdrive with yumi!!!!!!

    read this note at the beginning of the Macrium tutorial:
    "The production of the WinPE recovery CD (which is highly recommended) may take up to 3 hours because Macrium needs to download the 1.7GB WAIK (Windows Application Installation Kit). For your convenience I have uploaded a ready made .iso of the WinPE recovery disc. That can be downloaded in appr. 8 minutes which clearly beats the WAIK download. Once you downloaded and unzipped the folder, you can burn it directly to a CD with e.g. ImgBurn."

    should I do this? and what about the linux recovery disc? should I burn one of them too?

    I apologize if this was a stupid question. I thought I read that the purpose of something or other was to be able to avoid having to use the WAIK thing.
    Last edited by chas53; 26 Oct 2012 at 17:51.
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  2. Posts : 19,383
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       #62

    chas53 said:
    read this note at the beginning of the Macrium tutorial:
    "The production of the WinPE recovery CD (which is highly recommended) may take up to 3 hours because Macrium needs to download the 1.7GB WAIK (Windows Application Installation Kit). For your convenience I have uploaded a ready made .iso of the WinPE recovery disc. That can be downloaded in appr. 8 minutes which clearly beats the WAIK download. Once you downloaded and unzipped the folder, you can burn it directly to a CD with e.g. ImgBurn."
    You don't have to worry about that step - you already have the WinPE ISO. The WAIK referred to allows you to create the WinPE...but you already have it, so ignore that.
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       #63

    Golden said:
    chas53 said:
    read this note at the beginning of the Macrium tutorial:
    "The production of the WinPE recovery CD (which is highly recommended) may take up to 3 hours because Macrium needs to download the 1.7GB WAIK (Windows Application Installation Kit). For your convenience I have uploaded a ready made .iso of the WinPE recovery disc. That can be downloaded in appr. 8 minutes which clearly beats the WAIK download. Once you downloaded and unzipped the folder, you can burn it directly to a CD with e.g. ImgBurn."
    You don't have to worry about that step - you already have the WinPE ISO. The WAIK referred to allows you to create the WinPE...but you already have it, so ignore that.


    ok. thank you very much Golden.
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       #64

    I am writing to ask for help as to how to boot from my usb flash drive on my desktop.

    (first question. I apologize for how dumb this is going to sound. I did search first. in the System Setup, which comes up after pressing F2 on start up, on the Boot screen, does "Enable" mean that its already enabled, or does it mean that you can change it to "Enabled"? )
    yes I do understand that you change it by pressing "enter" and you have the choice of Enable or Disable.


    (on my laptop, it was very easy to boot from my USB flash drive.)

    I have searched for how to change the settings. I do not know what to do.

    I enabled "USB Boot" and "Boot USB devices first". my flash drive still did not appear in the "Boot Device Priority".

    I do see that my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive is listed in the category "Hard Drive Order".
    my Sandisk Cruzer is listed third.

    should I just change the order there, and make my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive first, even though my computer is recognizing my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive as a Hard Drive?

    starting from the top of the screen it says "Boot Type Menu" Normal (I don't think I can change that one).

    I don't want to change the wrong settings.
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  5. Posts : 19,383
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       #65

    chas53 said:
    I do see that my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive is listed in the category "Hard Drive Order".
    my Sandisk Cruzer is listed third.

    should I just change the order there, and make my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive first, even though my computer is recognizing my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive as a Hard Drive?
    Yes - change it to first. This is probably easier than trying to work out your BIOS settings, and talk you through it without this thread becoming 100's of pages long.
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  6. Posts : 173
    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #66

    Golden said:
    chas53 said:
    I do see that my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive is listed in the category "Hard Drive Order".
    my Sandisk Cruzer is listed third.

    should I just change the order there, and make my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive first, even though my computer is recognizing my Sandisk Cruzer flash drive as a Hard Drive?
    Yes - change it to first. This is probably easier than trying to work out your BIOS settings, and talk you through it without this thread becoming 100's of pages long.


    roger that. thank you very much Golden.

    ok. I start up and I see a YUMI screen. there are 2 choices:

    continue to boot from First HD (default)
    directly bootable ISO's or Windows XP


    I try: continue to boot from First HD (default).

    I then get what appears to be a regular old bootup.

    when I look in "computer", I see the regular Hard Disk Drives (2 of them). and I see Devices with Removeable Storage (which includes my flash drive wich is named "Multiboot I: ".


    note: in system setup (after pressing F2 at start up), I enabled both "USB Boot" and "Boot USB Devices first".

    Golden (or anybody), any comments? how should I proceed??

    (I had no trouble booting from the flash drive on my laptop. not quite sure what the big deal is here. this is really going nowhere now.)
    Last edited by chas53; 28 Oct 2012 at 11:04.
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  7. Posts : 19,383
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       #67

    Now why would you think that booting from First HD would boot the Macrium WinPE ISO?

    Choose directly bootable ISO! The choose the WinPE ISO that appears..................
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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       #68

    Golden said:
    Now why would you think that booting from First HD would boot the Macrium WinPE ISO?

    Choose directly bootable ISO! The choose the WinPE ISO that appears..................


    roger that. thank you Golden.

    ok. I did what you said. when I do that it takes me back to:

    YUMI screen with 2 choices:

    continue to boot from First HD (default)
    directly bootable ISO's or Windows XP


    I tried it twice. it then just does a regular boot up. is there something I'm still doing wrong?
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  9. Posts : 19,383
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       #69

    Are you sure you wrote the ISO to the USB correctly? Did you rename the ISO and add spaces to the name?
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       #70

    Chas, do you have file extensions showing?

    If not, type fol in start search box, when folder options pops up, click it, under the "view" tab, untick "Hide extensions for known file types" > Apply> OK.
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