Hi guys, I wanted to make clean Windows 10 installation. Tell me what do I wrong?
1. making bootable usb ( from Windows 10 pro 64 bit iso ): Rufus, UEFI GPT option ( fat32 and ntfs – trying both )
2. booting form usb
3. starting setup
4. deleting two last partitions ( old win 8.1 and recovery partition ) and choosing unallocated space ( 1.jpg )
5. setup is trying to copy files ( 2.jpg)
6. installation is canceled. ” Windows detected that EFI system partition was formated NTFS. Format EFI partition as FAT32 and restart the installation” ( 3.jpg )
SOLVED: removing 4 last partition solved this issue
<pre class=”alt2 ” dir=”ltr”>16 mmcblk0p16 100MB ESP fat32 boot into Windows
17 mmcblk0p17 128MB MRP raw
18 mmcblk0p18 33GB BDP ntfs Windows user data partition
19 mmcblk0p19 4800MB <blank> ntfs Windows recovery
It won’t work you need to use a 32bit Windows 10 image as the UEFI is only supporting 32bit on the Bay Trail Atoms.
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