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Windows 11 Legacy Bootable Flash Drive USB 24H2 No System Requirement

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Compatible With : Laptop, PC
Personalize : No
Color : Multicolor
Read Speed : 100MB/S
Interface : USB
Brand : littlemessi1905
Model : 22H2
Type : USB Optical Drive
Country/Region of Manufacture : Taiwan

Windows 11 Legacy Bootable USB Flash Drive – To check if your PC is using a UEFI or legacy system, open the System Information tool on your Windows computer by searching for “msinfo32” in the start menu, then navigate to “System Summary” where you can find the “BIOS Mode” which will indicate whether your system is UEFI or Legacy – No product key included! To boot a Windows 10 or 11 system from a legacy bootable USB drive , you’ll need to make some adjustments in the BIOS/UEFI settings of your computer. Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to do so, including BIOS access keys for popular manufacturers. Step-by-Step Instructions to Enable Legacy Boot 1. Insert the Legacy Bootable USB Drive 2. Restart Your PC and Enter BIOS/UEFI To access the BIOS/UEFI setup, you need to press a specific key during the boot-up process. The key depends on your computer’s manufacturer. Common keys are: Acer : F2 or DEL ASUS : F2 or DEL Dell : F2 or F12 HP : ESC or F10 Lenovo : F1 or F2 MSI : DEL Gigabyte : DEL or F12 Press the key repeatedly as soon as you power on or restart your computer. 3. Find the Boot Mode/Boot Option Once you’re in the BIOS/UEFI setup, you need to look for the Boot Mode or Boot Options setting. Navigate through the menus using the arrow keys, and find the option labeled either Boot Mode , Boot Option , or Boot Configuration . 4. Switch to Legacy Boot (if necessary) If your system is set to UEFI (the default for Windows 10/11), you will need to switch to Legacy Boot or CSM (Compatibility Support Module) . This allows your computer to boot from legacy USB devices. Find and change the setting from UEFI to Legacy or UEFI/Legacy . In some systems, it may be an option called CSM (Compatibility Support Module), which you should enable. 5. Save and Exit BIOS After making the changes, save your settings. This is usually done by pressing F10 and confirming with Y for “Yes.” The system will reboot. 6 . Boot from USB After rebooting, your PC should boot from the legacy USB drive and begin loading Windows installation or recovery. You will need to do some research to see what your computer boot key is.

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