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Rufus does in fact have a long explanation of this on their FAQ: https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/wiki/FAQ#blah-uefi-blah-fat32-therefore-rufus-should-blah htt

Rufus does in fact have a long explanation of this on their FAQ: https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/wiki/FAQ#blah-uefi-blah-fat32-therefore-rufus-should-blah https://github.com/pbatard/rufus/wiki/FAQ#blah-uefi-blah-fat... You probably left Secure Boot on. That prevents loading the NTFS UEFI driver.

sdlion 5y ago
I think I did that, then have problems with the windows installer. A driver prompt. I regularly have to give services to laptops, so I prefer options that "just works". This is also the reason I don't usually use the Windows installation media creator, because is slow and won't burn my several ISOs. There was a time the new Win10 iso installation process would fail on any configuration I would try... I lost somewhat around THREE DAYS trying to solve each f*"** cryptic error message and an old iso did the trick. Just a few hours updating and it was done. Sadly most of my clients won't just accept the option of installing Linux ;)