Ljepo sam napisao:
Do gigabyt ovog kontorlera je problem bez obzira kako ti podesio UEFI ili na legacy ili ako usnimavaš preko USB-a ili DVD-a !
Covjek raid sve po PS u i jednostavno nejde kako bi trebalo.
Bez obzira bio to USB ili DVD , upališ PC, tek zapocne učitavanje instalacije i ona zapne na P R V O J sekundi i stoji na mjestu ovako
Procitajte prvi link sto sam dao gdje sam imao isti problem prije 5 mjeseci…
http://forum.pcekspert.com/showthread.php?t=294791
just Google for Gigabyte and "boot from USB", and you'll see many variations of "can't boot from USB", "won't boot from USB", "unable to boot from USB"
probaj ovo
Thinking about this, the USB key only being recognized if it was unplugged and then plugged in again suggests that somehow, if the USB key is inserted at the time the machine is powered up, the motherboard gets into a mode where it doesn't recognize the key and it gets ignored until a operating system driver starts up. But later in the boot cycle, the motherboard does seem to be able to recognize it. So what I did was simple:
- I started the machine with the USB key unplugged;
- Once the machine had got through the first parts of its boot sequence, I plugged the key in, then hit the F12 key to bring up the boot menu. And on the third try, there the USB key was, on the list of hard drives. And it booted fine!
Two thing to note here - what I found worked, for me anyway, was to plug the USB key in just after the BIOS displayed the list of PCI devices, and just as it gave its "Verifying DMI pool" message. Secondly, note that the USB key appears on the list of hard drives.
Now I must admit, plugging the USB key in during the boot sequence is neither elegant or reliable - you'll probably have to try it a few times - but it worked for me.