Can't boot from USB (Windows 10)

richrichard

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I have a LG SlidePad H160 (Intel® Atom™ Z2760 1,80 Ghz, 64 GB eMMC) and it doesn't get to that Windows 10 login screen (example:
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). It all started when I tried to reset my PC (
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... I've selected "Remove everything").

I have already burned a Windows 10 copy to a pen drive, disabled "Secure boot" in UEFI settings and so on but, still, I can't boot from that USB HDD: (I've selected "Use a device":
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). My PC just freezes after I select "boot from USB HDD:":
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Solution
I have already burned a Windows 10 copy to a pen drive, disabled "Secure boot" in UEFI settings and so on but, still, I can't boot from that USB HDD: (I've selected "Use a device":

It doesn't work like that.

You can't just take a drive with Windows on it, copy that to a USB, and expect it to boot.
There are methods to boot a Windows OS from an 'external' drive, but not like what you did.


Even if I choose to boot from an USB device, my PC freezes anyway...

 
I have already burned a Windows 10 copy to a pen drive, disabled "Secure boot" in UEFI settings and so on but, still, I can't boot from that USB HDD: (I've selected "Use a device":

It doesn't work like that.

You can't just take a drive with Windows on it, copy that to a USB, and expect it to boot.
There are methods to boot a Windows OS from an 'external' drive, but not like what you did.
 
Solution