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Booting a UEFI enabled laptop

Posted onApril 21, 2020October 5, 2020AuthorDale

and it didn’t work with the NTFS formatted USB stick.

Which is the clue to the issue there.

Trying to install Windows 10 from a NTFS formatting USB stick will fail sometimes, particularly with older devices.

Instead use a FAT32 formatted stick.

Reference:
Install Windows from a USB Flash Drive

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