11 Posts 09-29-2017 AU 24 Signins 111 Page Views Posts: 11 Registered: 09-29-2017 Location: AU Views: 111 Message 1 of 20 How to boot MIIX 320 from USB 2017-10-25, 0:08 AM Hi all, I'm trying to boot my MIIX 320 from a USB stick and I'm not having any luck. Have disable Secure Boot in Bios, have a WinPE iso image and used Rufus to prepare the USB. Selected "GPT Partition Scheme for UEFI" in Rufus. However the USB is not showing in the Boot Menu. Any ideas greatly appreciated. TIA Greg 108 Posts 11-18-2011 GB 152 Signins 887 Page Views Posts: 108 Registered: 11-18-2011 Location: GB Views: 887 Message 2 of 20 Re: How to boot MIIX 320 from USB 2017-10-25, 15:13 PM Don't use rufus, do it manually: If NTFS doesnt work try FAT32. zoltanthegypsy Community SeniorMod 8588 Posts 01-13-2008 US 77440 Signins 2204775 Page Views Posts: 8588 Registered: 01-13-2008 Location: US Views: 2204775 Message 3 of 20 2017-10-25, 16:13 PM If you're trying to boot in UEFI mode, FAT32 is required. Don't set the partition active, either.
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If you don't want to reinstall your personal software, consider fixing your system by reinstalling Windows 10 using installation media (see below). Go back to the previous version of Windows 10 Reverting to a previous version of Windows 10 may be an option, but only if you've received a Windows 10 update in the previous 10 days. If it's been longer than that, the "Get Started" button for this option will be grayed out. Advanced startup (including reinstalling Windows using installation media) The "Advanced startup" section includes an option to reinstall Windows 10 from a thumb drive or DVD. The "Restart now" button will restart Windows, but rather than booting normally, the system will give you multiple startup options, including a full reinstall of the OS. Once you initiate a full reinstall from installation media, you'll get three options for preserving (or not) your personal data and applications: Keep everything: Saves all data, files, and apps/settings (need lots of disk space) Keep personal data: Saves data and files but not apps/settings (need less disk space) Keep nothing: Deletes all data, files, and apps/settings (need little disk space) NOTE: Before choosing the option to reinstall, make sure you have a USB drive or DVD with the needed installation files.
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If you set a supervisor password on your BIOS setup, you will be prompted to enter this password before accessing BIOS setup settings. However, if you forgot BIOS password in Lenovo laptop, how to enter BIOS setup settings? How to reset or clear the forgotten password? When you get problem with your laptop, you had better contact with the manufacture support and ask for their recommended methods to unlock your BIOS setup settings. But as I see in the official site of Lenovo laptop, they can't help to reset your BIOS password if you forgot the old password, they will recommend you to have the system board replaced. If the Lenovo Service Support can't help you to unlock your BIOS password, you can try with the methods below. Can try on Lenovo ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga, and other series of Lenovo laptops. 3 ways to unlock bios password on lenovo laptop: Use the backdoor password Remove CMOS battery Short circuit SDA and SCL in security chip There is a backdoor password built-in to the BIOS by the manufacture.
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Message 8 of 20 2017-10-26, 3:48 AM wrote: Any chance it's a 32 bit image? Z. Don't think so as it was created by the AOMEI program on the same PC (Miix 320). I think there's something more serious then just this image as Windows Upgrades will not boot also. Just downloaded the Creators Fall Edition and that will not show up in the boot menu either. Message 9 of 20 2017-10-27, 23:45 PM Hi all, Surely someone has booted from a USB on this machine? It should not be this hard!! Any other ideas appreciated. TIA Greg 2 Posts 11-23-2017 3 Signins 19 Page Views Posts: 2 Registered: 11-23-2017 Views: 19 Message 10 of 20 2017-11-23, 13:51 PM I suspect the use of a prebuilt 32Bit environment is the issue for you, try everything you already have but use a 64Bit PE environment; I have to carry both 32Bit and 64Bit USB environments because some UEFI environments will only boot in 64Bit even though they have a legacy mode. If that fails try: 1) Update BIOS to at least version 5HCN31WW 2) Power + volume up keys when booting to enter bios.
5 Posts 09-10-2018 PT 7 Signins 36 Page Views Posts: 5 Registered: 09-10-2018 Location: PT Views: 36 Message 1 of 10 Installing a SSD on Lenovo Ideapad MIIX 320-10ICR 2018-09-10, 13:14 PM Hello, I have a Lenovo Ideapad MIIX 320-10ICR, with just 32GB eMMC and 2 GB soldered. I like the tablet but as you can imagine it has performance problems on daily tasks, like browsing on more graphical webpages or opening heavy PDF docs. I was wondering if I could plug a SSD disk to the USB and install the operating system over there. Do you think that will be possible? Any other thing I can make to improve system performance? Thanks 5067 Posts 11-22-2011 US 5783 Signins 89698 Page Views Posts: 5067 Registered: 11-22-2011 Location: US Views: 89698 Message 2 of 10 Re: Installing a SSD on Lenovo Ideapad MIIX 320-10ICR 2018-09-10, 13:29 PM Run windows disk cleanup. Choose the Advanced option. Select all options except thumbnails. This will run 2 hours. Then defrag the drive. Message 3 of 10 2018-09-10, 13:35 PM What about connecting a SSD disk to USB port?
3 Posts 02-23-2019 MX 4 Signins 16 Page Views Posts: 3 Registered: 02-23-2019 Location: MX Views: 16 Message 9 of 10 Re:Installing a SSD on Lenovo Ideapad MIIX 320-10ICR 2020-03-03, 1:07 AM I opened, and I realized that there is a "pin space" like if you have, I guess, an SSD M. 2 plug you could solder it and then put an SSD with much more space of course. Message 10 of 10 I opened, and I realized that there is a pin space like if you have, I guess, an SSD M. 2 plug you could solder it and then put an SSD with much more space of course.