Bootable Medicat USB won’t start
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Hello,
I installed Medicat on my USB drive using Rufus (on an MBR partition compatible with BIOS or UEFI-CSM), then I went into my PC's BIOS, enabled UEFI-CSM, disabled secure boot, and set the USB drives at the top of the boot list. I then started my PC, and it doesn't boot from my USB (I have Windows 10 Home).
I tested it on a virtual machine using the Medicat ISO file and it worked normally!!! (Ubuntu machine).
Does anyone have any idea why this isn't working on my PC?
Thank you
I installed Medicat on my USB drive using Rufus (on an MBR partition compatible with BIOS or UEFI-CSM), then I went into my PC's BIOS, enabled UEFI-CSM, disabled secure boot, and set the USB drives at the top of the boot list. I then started my PC, and it doesn't boot from my USB (I have Windows 10 Home).
I tested it on a virtual machine using the Medicat ISO file and it worked normally!!! (Ubuntu machine).
Does anyone have any idea why this isn't working on my PC?
Thank you
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Hello,
To do it right, you should test the boot from the USB key on another PC. Because when you test the ISO on a virtual machine, it's not the key you're testing.
Also try a classic boot (not UEFI) in the BIOS.
Regards
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Thank you for your response,
I therefore tested the classic startup (I don't have another computer on hand today), without success.
I also found in the UEFI boot program list a USB HARD DISK, which booted the mini Windows installer on my USB stick along with Medicat.
The problem is that I don't have access to the Medicat menu, the menu that allows, among other things, to start mini Windows or a mini Linux OS.
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