How to Fix Error EFI Part Boot Screen on Legacy Media
When I want to install fresh OS from USB flash disk on my old laptop, it failed due to problem with USB boot. Somehow, the screen show "EFI Part Please remove this media and press any key to reboot" and the boot installer system couldn't continue.
If this screen shows up when you try to install ISO operating system image in a legacy computer or laptop from your USB flash disk, then you need to change the partition scheme of flash disk from GPT into MBR. So, now I'm going to show you how to fix it from Rufus.
First, put your flash disk on the USB slot & open up your Rufus. Let default selection of boot to disk or ISO image & select the file. For example, I'd like to load Windows 8.1 64 bit in this case. Next, don't change image option. Jump to the partition scheme & change it to MBR, so that there will be no other option available on target system except BIOS or UEFI-CSM.
Skip to the file system & cluster size selection & let it by default. And, now you are ready to load the image. See below video for detail above explanation.
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If this screen shows up when you try to install ISO operating system image in a legacy computer or laptop from your USB flash disk, then you need to change the partition scheme of flash disk from GPT into MBR. So, now I'm going to show you how to fix it from Rufus.
First, put your flash disk on the USB slot & open up your Rufus. Let default selection of boot to disk or ISO image & select the file. For example, I'd like to load Windows 8.1 64 bit in this case. Next, don't change image option. Jump to the partition scheme & change it to MBR, so that there will be no other option available on target system except BIOS or UEFI-CSM.
Skip to the file system & cluster size selection & let it by default. And, now you are ready to load the image. See below video for detail above explanation.
Please subscribe to this channel, send your thumbs & share this video if you like it.
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