lammy

I'm guessing you've already enabled usb boot in the bios so I'd suggest trying formatting a pen as UEFI bootable and using 32bit efi files found in the efi folder, I pulled mine from the Windows 10 dvd. Cheers,

Bit of an update: I've managed to get the USB to be detected now, I formatted the USB pen using Rufus as an MBR partition for UEFI but was still having no luck with it being detected. I read elsewhere that the bios is 32-bit only, so the 64bit efi files used to boot weren't being recognized. I threw the 32bit boot files on the pen and was detected straight away! However, Windows setup was reporting that the CPU wasn't 64bit and can't be installed (even though in Windows it reports it as 64..). I'm about to try a 32bit install and see how I get on.

Hey guys, We've recently purchased a Linx 1010B at our school and having a hell of a time trying to get Windows 10 Enterprise 64bit installed via USB - USB booting is enabled in the bios but the usb pen is never registered as a bootable device, tried several different bootable pens to no avail. Has anyone else had any previous run-ins trying to boot from USB with one of these tablets? Cheers, lammy