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pbatard / rufus

The Reliable USB Formatting Utility
https://rufus.ie
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no gui menu screen shot inside #281

Closed vinceraine closed 10 years ago

vinceraine commented 10 years ago

ra BOOTABLE CD

ram2 BOOTABLE FLASHDRIVE USING RUFUS

vinceraine commented 10 years ago

when i burn the ISO file in the cd the menu is there.. but when i use rufus using flashdrive the menu is gone and it will directed to windows installition GUI

pbatard commented 10 years ago

That's because this ISO used AeroStudio to create a multiboot CD, and the custom Aero boot method is not supported by Rufus, so it will default to the next boot method it finds, which is WinPE, from the XP installation files.

Given that I am not planning to support multiboot in Rufus, and that those multiboot Windows installation ISOs are non official, it's unlikely that Rufus will ever Aero as a boot method.

Also, according to your screenshot, the menu doesn't add much, since all of the operations proposed can be achieved in an alternate fashion.

vinceraine commented 10 years ago

thnx for ur reply sir.. more power and GOD BLESS YOU to you sir.. i salute u..

On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:53 AM, Pete Batard notifications@github.com wrote:

That's because this ISO used AeroStudio to create a multiboot CD, and the custom Aero boot method is not supported by Rufus, so it will default to the next boot method it finds, which is WinPE, from the XP installation files. Given that I am not planning to support multiboot in Rufus, and that those multiboot Windows installation ISOs are non official, it's unlikely that Rufus will ever Aero as a boot method. Also, according to your screenshot, the menu doesn't add much, since all of the operations proposed can be achieved in an alternate fashion. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

vinceraine commented 10 years ago

thnx for reply sir.. im only a NB that why ill ask what is the probz.. more power to u and GOD BLESS

vince from phil.

On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:53 AM, Pete Batard notifications@github.com wrote:

That's because this ISO used AeroStudio to create a multiboot CD, and the custom Aero boot method is not supported by Rufus, so it will default to the next boot method it finds, which is WinPE, from the XP installation files. Given that I am not planning to support multiboot in Rufus, and that those multiboot Windows installation ISOs are non official, it's unlikely that Rufus will ever Aero as a boot method. Also, according to your screenshot, the menu doesn't add much, since all of the operations proposed can be achieved in an alternate fashion. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

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