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Boot disk: select the disk containing the partition where you extracted AIO Boot.

In the next option, you need to select the following:.

Select Add and then select New RealMode entry (Grub/Linux).

Switch to BCD, select BCD of current system by default and click Easy mode.

Running BootICE, this tool can be found in /AIO/Tools folder or from AIOCreator.exe -> Tools.

The steps below help you add a Grub2 and Grub4Dos menu to BCD of Windows 7/8.1/10. We will now use BootICE to add Grub2 and Grub4Dos to Windows Boot Manager. For Windows XP, we just need to add the menu to boot.ini. We will now proceed with adding Grub2 nor Grub4Dos menus to Windows Boot Manager.

Click OK to proceed with the extraction.

New partitions can be created easily by using the Shrink feature of Disk Management.

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You should create a new partition to install AIO Boot.

Select the drive on which you want to extract the files and install AIO Boot.

Select Use Hard Disk Drive to list all drives in the drop down list.

Uncheck Auto install Bootloader to skip installation of Grub2. After extracting, you can install Clover and Syslinux from AIOCreator.exe -> Bootloaders.

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Install AIO Bootįirst, you need to download and install AIO Boot to any drive you want. Installing AIO Boot on your hard drive will give you more free space to integrate your packages, as well as faster speeds than a regular USB drive. This makes it possible to add a menu to Windows Boot Manager without having to install Grub2 or Grub4Dos. If you have only one Windows operating system, the menu will not display and will automatically boot into that operating system.īy editing the Windows Boot Manager menu, we can add or remove any menu if desired. The great thing is that both Grub2 and Grub4Dos from AIO Boot support booting from Windows Boot Manager. When you boot into Windows, there is always a menu to select the Windows operating system that you have installed on your hard drive. Note: This method only applies to Legacy BIOS mode. UEFI mode is not supported. If you have problems you can alse copy the BOOTMGR to the NTFS partitionĪnd edit the BCD to point to the BOOTMGR you just copied to NTFS partition.Grub2 and Grub4Dos of AIO Boot can be booted from Windows Boot Manager without having to install them to your hard drive. (just be carefull to not touch the NTFS partition where windows is installed)Ĭreate a GRUB2 entry to launch Windows (by BOOTMGR in the FAT32 partition is the best option). (this can happen if firmware is trying to find bootia32.efi instead of boot圆4.efi)įormat the GPT/ESP partition windows created (you must un-hide it first)Ĭreate a EFI structure (just as you did in the USB drive) There is one more step you may have to do if windows is not booting.

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Mount the Windows iso as a drive (in Windows 10 just double click it),įill the info in WinNtSetup from origin (the mounted Windows iso)Īnd destination (the drive you want to install to) Put your WindowsXX 圆4 iso in the USB drive. Put in the USB drive the EFI structure to boot GRUB2 from 32 bits /EFI/boot/bootia32.efi Just create a USB boot device partitioned as GPT with a ESP partition formated with FAT32 How do I repair grub2 (not) booting 32-bit EFI on a 64-bit machine?

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Installing Ubuntu 14.10 (64-bit) on a Windows 8 bay trail atom tablet Windows installed in UEFI-GPT Mode menu entryĬan't boot a 64bit Windows USB from a tablet originally installed with 32-bit OS

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Install Grub2 (with EFI-IA32 support) to the ESP partition from within Windows 8.1 (32-bit) – Bay Trail tablet Possible to install 64-bit Windows on 32-bit UEFI? 'Architectures must match' is not a valid answer.

If your answer is 'not possible', PLEASE provide more info. This question will likely evolve based on the answers.Īnswers/Comments regarding WHY will be flagged as off-topic.

I believe GRUB's 32-bit EFI SHOULD be able to load Window's 64-bit EFI.Īlternatively, is it possible to use grub's newish 'ntldr-mod' to run windows 圆4 install bootmgr? (howto start WINDOWS OS installation on hard disk with grub2) I assume it could also do the same for windows, but 'how to use grub to bypass a 32bit uefi to boot windows 10 圆4' seems to indicate otherwise, though the explanation given does not completely explain why (to me at least). Since 圆4 Linux can be booted via a custom 32-bit GRUB. I am attempting to install Windows 10 圆4 (64-bit) on a device that only has 32-bit UEFI (for the moment)

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