Newer BIOSes often have the option labelled as “Boot type,” in which case you can choose “UEFI + Legacy.” Keep in mind that GPT (UEFI) is preferred over MBR. If the usb was made as MBR, you need to have CSM (Compatibility Support Module) enabled in your BIOS. If your machine supports UEFI, the exact opposite may be the case.If the stick was installed in the GPT format while your machine doesn’t have UEFI support, you need to remake the usb as MBR.Try disabling Secure boot and Fast Boot, as these can intefere with the stick.Ventoy will now restart and boot properly after.
Navigate to the following directory: Enroll key from disk -> EFI -> ENROLL_THIS_KEY, once the key is selected press Enter.Once you are facing the enrolling screen, you can navigate with your enter key and arrow keys.Press enter followed by any other key to start the enrolling process.When booting into a Ventoy stick, you may encounter a screen that says Verification failed: (15) Access denied: Do not mess with the VTOYEFI volume, as it holds Ventoy’s boot data.Ī few notable ISOs to download are: Windows 10 Installation ISO, our Linux rescue media, and Our WinPE. Once you have installed ventoy, you can put any amount of ISO’s onto the newly created “Ventoy” volume, as long as it fits into the USB. If it requires secure boot, also add the ‘-s’ switch. If your computer supports uefi, add the ‘-g’ switch. Replace ‘sdX’ with your flash drives label.This will delete everything on the target drive. Run cd ~/Downloads followed by tar -xf ventoy-1.0. In this case the usb drive is 16GB, labelled sda: Open Terminal, find your USB’s directory by looking at the size. Open your web browser, go to the Ventoy’s github page and click on the.Choose your USB drive from the dropdown menu and hit install.If your machine supports GPT/UEFI, click on options and select GPT as partition style, if your machine requires Secure Boot, select “Secure boot support”.Extract the downloaded zip and open Ventoy2Disk.exe.This guide uses a template for ventoy releases, you will have to replace 1.0.xx with the current ventoy release name. You need Windows or Linux to create a Ventoy drive initially, but you can add/remove ISO files to it on any system that supports exFAT. Ventoy is an useful tool that can create USB drives which can have more than one ISO at once, rather than traditional ISO writers, which can only use one ISO at a time. This site uses Just the Docs, a documentation theme for Jekyll. Making a GPT Partition Table in Diskpart.Securing Data Before Device Disposal or Transfer.Reading Machine Temperatures & Voltages.
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