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  1. 1) Make sure your USB drive is formatted to FAT32 with one partition only and has no shadow 'hidden' partitions. 2) Make sure your BIOS is set to UEFI - Check for BIOS mode: Win button > Type 'system information' > look for 'BIOS mode'. - Not UEFI? Enter your BIOS settings and switch it to UEFI only (no legacy or UEFI+legacy). 3) Insert the USB stick before starting your computer and try injecting. 4) Some USB drives are not bootable like Sandisk, test with another USB stick.
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