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Yes I misspoke, I assumed from the title that I entered what I wanted to do. Anyway, I have using an external hard drive, installed Ventory on it and inserted the Windows iso. -Connecting the USB stick, I pressed F2 to enter into the BIOS. -I disabled secure boot and applied. -When rebooting the pc, I pressed an F key(can't remember if F7 or F8 for the boot list) and among the options it comes out: UEFI: Built-in EFI Shell -After I click, I get the list of connected devices in the screen, in my case I gave the command: “blk3:” selecting the disk -I see the sources with the command “dir” -I access the folder I need, so I find with dir the EFI folder with “cd EFI” -Then I access the BOOT folder with “cd BOOT” and then I find the file with extension .efi and I press enter writing the file name e.g. “windowsx64.efi” -I then start the windows installation without any problems. I hope it can be useful to you 💪 ... Meer weergeven

Hello everyone! I may have solved it by using Built-in EFI Shell 1) Opened the Built-in EFI Shell, searched and tested accere on the various blk “n” example blk3 2) Found the correct blk of my external disk, I logged into the efi/boot folder 3) Inside there are some “.efi” files and I forced boot from this file In the other BIOSes I could enable the option to also display the EFI files in the boot options, in the Medion however I had this problem that I had to do it manually. I solved it but I thank you for your helpfulness, cheers @daddle @Fishtown  ... Meer weergeven

Hello @Fishtown and thank you for your reply! Yes, these are little jobs I do on a daily basis, I use both Rufus and Ventory but they go in EFI, not UEFI, from the bios it looks like there is no option to change the boot mode. I have disabled secure boot and done everything I think is necessary. ... Meer weergeven