Grub4dos Windows 10
From the sound of it seems you have only one partition where Ubuntu is installed with Grub. To remove Ubuntu along with Grub and install Windows 10, just put your Windows 10 Installation Disk in your drive and boot your laptop. Sep 23, 2013 Hi All. I am quite new to SCCM and system deployments. I am trying to make a windows PE starting from SCCM pxe boot point, that will run GRUB4DOS, i created a 32bit windows PE, but when i try to run it, i have 'the system cannot execute the specified program' message. I am quite new to SCCM and system deployments. I am trying to make a windows PE starting from SCCM pxe boot point, that will run GRUB4DOS, i created a 32bit windows PE, but when i try to run it, i have 'the system cannot execute the specified program' message. Grub4dos Guide - Configuration File Entries It is worth noting that some of the Grub4dos commands (e.g. Password, fallback, etc) are only used in configuration files – they are not relevant when using the command line.
Hi all, i have a 3.0 usb and i use grub4dos on it to boot iso files. This is on my usb: - grldr - MESSAGE (contains my grapical display/background) - menu.lst - some ISO's. - Windows-8.iso now i have this problem, i want to install windows 8 on my HP Pavillion 17 laptop (64 bits NL (dutch) version) but it always gives me a error saying cant install becoase there are no drivers found.
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This is in my menu.lst: debug off gfxmenu /message configfile (bd)/menu.lst title Paragon Backup & Recovery map /Paragon.iso (hd32) map --hook chainloader (hd32) title Installeer Windows 8 map /Windows-8.iso (hd32) map --hook chainloader (hd32) title Installeer Windows XP (Slipstream) map /Windows-XP.iso (hd32) map --hook chainloader (hd32) title Windows starten root (hd1,0) chainloader +1 title Computer opnieuw opstarten reboot title Computer uitschakelen halt what is the right command to install windows 8 on my harddrive. Or is there something else wrong? The iso is correct becoase i can install windows 8 with a CD, but i want to do it with usb.
Readme can be removed. You can remove some files under _ISO - e.g. Xml files are needed for Win7/8 etc.
ISO installs - that is why you do not get a 'CD/DVD drive driver missing' error with E2B! You can have two partitions on a flash drive and keep all E2B files on the 2nd partition that way they will be hidden from a Windows user - but you must swap back the partitions using a menu entry before you run a Win7/8 ISO install. You can also set the file attributes as 'Hidden+System' if you like so they are not easily seen by a Windows user. If were going to extract the Win8 files - that would create a load of extra files and folders anyway.?? So it is not possible to do this from a folder? Or even other partition of the usb. 
Can we start again from scratch?
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What are the results you wish to have? Like: • A multi-boot USB thingy capable of booting *anything*? • A multi-boot USB thingy dedicated to be used as an install media only (for which OS?)? • Something else?
And HOW would you like to get to that result, like: • by running an automated tool? • by learning how to setup the thingy manually? What other *needs* you have, like: • I want to keep my current grub4dos setup and have nothing to do with a zillion automated menus Easy2boot creates The error that you posted an English screenshot is most probably the Windows 8 equivalent to this Windows 7 issue: this particular issue can be resolved by using a 'virtual' disk driver to mount the.iso.
Steve6375 'condensed' all the previous experience in the Easy2boot thingy which may anyway be more complex and do 'more' than what you wish, i.e. While being a very 'easy' solution it may be not what you are looking for, which you can find in previous Steve6375's tutorials and/or here on the forum. You cannot install Win8 from an ISO without extra files (or modifying the ISO and adding the files to it inside the boot.wim) You cannot have an extracted ISO into one folder (again without extensive modification of the Win8 files and possibly source code!). If you could do what you are asking for, don't you think that one of us would have done it? Why do you think we have to use 'tricks' like using AutoUnattend.xml or a flat-file boot from folders in the root to get it to work? Tut 43 shows you how to have a grub4dos USB Flash drive and install from an ISO. Why not follow that and then add you menu items and GFXMenu message file?