Hello! i have motherboard asus b85-plus with boot uefi ENABLE i've made aio windows 10 iso with WIK using this command Code: oscdimg.exe -o -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bE:\win\base\boot\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bE:\win\base\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin -lWindows10-AIO E:\win\base E:\win\Windows10-AIO.iso but can't get dvd boot in uefi mode, and if i select with F8 "boot menu" and select UEFI: optical drive, i can see the light trying read but dont boot from dvd and continue boot ssd in dvd dont have file bootx64.efi in efi/boot folder maybe is this file? or dont know how boot from dvd in uefi using asus thanks
you know with this commands you make only the iso you didn't burn it in dvd ....check your dvd have the files???its not possible can't boot
Are other media booting? If so. Just take the image from a working media with ultraiso, delete all files, copy all your files inside, and burn the disc.
That happened to me with the Windows 7 DVD that my PC Manufacturer sent me (ORIGIN PC), it seems they did something wrong when creating the disc that only gave me the normal boot option but the whole UEFIVD drive option was gone. When I tried the genuine Windows 7 Pro DVD that I had bought before it did give me the option for UEFI boot. Your best bet is to re-create the DVD from a proper untouched ISO or use RUFUS to create a bootable USB and choose GPT for UEFI if it is for Windows 8/10 or MBR for UEFI if it was for Windows 7
You need to use x86 original ISO to make your AIO x86 and a x64 original ISO to make an AIO x64. x86 supports BIOS (etfsboot) and UEFI 32 bits only (efisys.bin). x64 supports BIOS (etfsboot) and UEFI 64 bits only (efisys.bin). With oscdimg and bootdata it should work for you.
You probably used the efisys.bin from the x86 iso (it has only /efi/boot/bootia32.efi), which will only make an x86-uefi bootable disc, only useful with tablets and TV boxes that comes with x86-uefi. The efisys.bin from the x64 iso has /efi/boot/bootx64.efi which is what you need to boot from a standard x64-uefi, which is what your asus most likely is.
Hey J, First lets hope you're running the 2304 newest UEFI, make sure fast boot disabled, you should try CSM Enabled with secure boot set to UEFI, and then both disabled, set Boot devise control to UEFI and legacy, and then just UEFI. If your GPU, IGPU has GOP support, then in theory, with a UEFI disk or flash, all settings can be UEFI as this meets the UEFI criteria. If you've tried all these scenario's, sorry I couldn't help any further. As for the UEFI/BIOS updates, newest is a stability which is a reason to update. Last resort, you go grab a 8g flash and the exact version of windows you want, instead of fighting to accomplish what you want and with what should work.
this command... oscdimg -h -m -o -u2 -udfver102 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bc:\win10aio\win10\boot\etfsboot.com#pEF,e,bc:\win10aio\win10\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin -lwin10aio C:\win10aio\win10\ c:\win10aio.iso I'm building an ISO AIO and this command works right for UEFI BIOS for both 32 and 64 bit? I put in the folder boot> efi> bootia32.efi and bootx64 together (Q) will work?