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    Booting from a USB stick: F12 BIOS on EX58-UD5 Mobo v1.0

    Hi

    Can anybody tell me whether they have successfully done this and if so how?

    I made my USB stick bootable using a HP utility to transfer the system files to a FAT32 formatted 4GB

    I have tried setting the first Boot priority to USB-HDD but that doesnt work

    I have tried to use F12 at boot and select USB-HDD as boot drive at startup

    In both cases the PC just boots from my C: drive which is an OCZ Vertex SSD drive not from the USB stick

    Any feedback advice would be good

    thx

    HowardB

    many thanks
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    Re: Booting from a USB stick: F12 BIOS on EX58-UD5 Mobo v1.0

    did you enable usb legacy device in bios??
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      Re: Booting from a USB stick: F12 BIOS on EX58-UD5 Mobo v1.0

      Yep: USB storage Function [enabled] in BIOS setting described as Legacy support USB Mass storage

      however whilst I set the First boot device parameter to USB-HDD what I didnt do was set the disk priority to put the USB stick above the OCZ SSD drive

      Did that and all is well so problem solved :) thx for the reply though

      HowardB

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