No Windows embedded version (this includes WinFLP) - No Installation onto USB disk *New* only Windows 7 and later - No upgrades of existing installationsĪs some may know the last version 1.5 had only Support for Win 2000/XP/2003. But when it finishes, the "Starting Windows" screen appears, but with no animation, and the setup won't never load.ĭoes someone know a way to install it on UEFI? Or, is it even possible? Thank you.- Install Windows 2k/XP/2003/2008/2012/Vista/7/8.x x86/圆4 - Practically runs even on the most minimalistic WinPE - Choose able drive letter for the new Windows installation - Install Windows also if nlite/vlite has remove winnt32.exe/setup.exe - Integrate Drivers: normal PNP and Textmode Drivers also - patch uxtheme to allow unsigned Themes - Some tweaks - Support "Windows to Go" for Windows 7 and later installs - Supports WimBoot option for Windows 8.1 Update 1 - supports all current WIM files: WIM/SWM (XPRESS / LZX / XPRESS HUFFMAN = Wimboot compression) - supports unencrypted ESD files (LZMS compressed WIM) This time the error disappears, as it shows a black screen with "Loading files." like it's working. imgPTN file, then used the program to boot it. The program install some files on the HDD but then if I try to boot from HDD to start setup, I get the same error as above.Īs last, I tried to use the program Easy2boot (it's an alternative way to make USBs bootable) and I converted my ISO to an. Then I tried to use WinNTSetup, by first booting from a USB Win8.1 PE. Info: an error occurred while attempting to read the boot configuration data.
A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. When I boot from USB on UEFI, I get a black screen with: Created Bootable USB with Rufus, selecting GPT scheme. I had to inject some files (like USB3 drivers) on the ISO file, or the setup would ask me to look for missing drivers.īut seems I can't install it on UEFI at all!! I've already been able to install Windows 7 under LEGACY mode. I'm trying to install Wkndows 7 Home Premium 64bit on UEFI.
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