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m-usb/7074), the solution for him was to use an "old HP flashdrive", but after trying different usb flashdrive the boot was still not happening. I found this topic with a similar issue (. The Embedded Controller Version is 8DHT34WW (1.24) The weird part of it is that there no Secure Boot option available in the BIOS, thus I can't choose to disable it. I have set UEFI/Legacy Mode to Both and also put the Boot Mode in Diagnostics instead of Quick The USB boot is also working on my other laptop. 2) When get into BIOS setting, press right () key to move to Boot option, press Up and Down key (). I tried all the USB port, and various flashdrive as well. 1) Insert USB into Lenovo laptop, and start/restart it. The flashdrive is recognized in the BIOS, and I placed it on top of Boot Priority Order.īy pressing F12 I can attempt a boot on it, but after a few seconds I m back on the boot menu. My issue is that the x220 won't boot from the usb (Sandisk Cruzer Facet of 32GB). I don't have any grudge against windows 7, but I want something lighter and free, that is why I want to install Debian on it. EBIDX%3AIT) and it came with windows 7 pro installed on it. The computer supports UEFI, but under Sys info it says that it is in Legacy mode.I recently bought a X220 thinkpad to use as a work laptop (smaller and tougher than my previous ASUS). I did not open the notebook to mess with the BIOS battery and clear the CMOS because it has valid ongoing warranty. Use this device and Restart in UEFI firmware options are still missing. Usually it works and allows me to reformat everything but it just takes me to this blue screen. I did a full reset of the Win 10 pro from Advanced startup options. I just tried downloading the Win7 OS from both Microsoft and Lenovo support and assigned it to boot from USB. I have failed to boot from USB,and do not know if there is a workaround.ĥ. I wanted to boot from USB Windows installation disk so I could manualy recreate EFI drive, but a) I can not set to boot from USB in BIOS/UEFI, and b) there is no Use this device option Advanced startup options. In the Recovery tab, Advanced startup, Restart now option there is no restart to UEFI firmware option. For Lenovo it is F2, but I tried every F key, with and without Fn key.Ģ. Windows run normally but I can not enter BIOS/UEFI to make some changes. I did another attempt which was succesful, but I set up boot order from a simple boot manager, not from BIOS/UEFI. An error occured and I had to cancel the installation.

I starterd a clean install of Windows 10, booted from USB, and in the setup I deleted all the existing partitions (which is my primary suspect for the cause of my problem), made a new one and the installation started.

There is a frustrating situation on my new laptop Lenovo ideapad 3, any help would be much appreciated.