Original, new, Sandisk Ultra Fit 16GB stick, 3.1, new. I burned the image to a USB stick using Rufus (1.3, downloaded today).Įxtra note: No USB devices show up in the boot order list whatever options I try to select: it only shows UEFI: LAN: PXE IP4. I've done this with two previous NUC's (earlier NUCs, earlier OpenBSD) as recently as about a year ago. The boot image I'm using is OpenBSD 6.8, Īttempting to boot to that image on a USB stick results in it telling me that it's looking for a bootable configuration and then "A bootable device has not been detected." VisualBIOS setup loads and displays that version.īios was updated using F7 and a USB stick (the same one in the same port), so the physical port works and the NUC can pull data from it.
Then the Windows logo will appear on the screen for a while, if you see the animated dots it means everything is fine.I can't get the NUC to boot from a USB stick.īios updated to. You see a screen with a list of drives, choose the one you inserted/plugged in, and hit Enter. Restart your PC, and while booting, before the Windows logo, tap the Boot Menu key to open it. After completion, Rufus will ask you to restart the PC. Now, click on the Start button and wait for a while to finish. Make sure to keep all the default settings as it is. Now, open Rufus, in order to create bootable media for Windows 10. Now follow the following steps to clean install Windows 10 using ISO file, If you have your Windows 10 ISO File ready to update your system to Windows 10 Latest Update, all you have to do is boot from the disc or USB thumb drive to start the setup. 64-Bit Install Windows 7 ISO (Clean Install)
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