Thanks for letting us explore this and share. If I had an original Wim, ISO, USB, CD, DVD, what would I need EasyEUFI WinToHDD for anyway?įor example, I have an HP Steam Windows 10 POS Phone Operating System with soldered-in ‘HDD’ that I want to kill ( it can’t load 2 web pages at once ! ) and reinstall fresh – how would I make original re-installation media, and how would I make non-original installation media, such as trying Windows 7 instead of Windows 10 POS Phone Operating System?

Is the JUST for shops that HAVE original installation media, and want to make flexible copies, but those of us end-users who only have already-installed and already-running PCs with no re-installation media ( no original Wim renstaller, no ISO reinstaller, no USB reinstaller, no CD reinstaller, no DVD reinstaller ) are SOL snit-out-of-luck? They claim no USB is needed, but then say that anything ( what? ) can be put on USB and reinstalled from USB, others say this makes a bootable USB. Supported Host Operating Systems: EFI/UEFI-based Windows 10, 8.Does anyone know what EasyEUFI WinToHDD is for and what it does and how it does anything? With this Windows PE emergency disk you can easily fix EFI boot issues, such as missing or corrupt EFI boot option, missing or corrupt EFI system partition. After building the image file, you can use it to create a bootable USB flash drives or use 3rd-party burner software to burn it to CD/DVD. With EasyUEFI you can also build a bootable Windows PE image. I know I'm probably spending way more time researching this than it's really worth. If both of my Windows installs had been without UEFI, sure, EasyBCD would have worked. EasyUEFI also releases a feature which allows you to manage the EFI System Partitions, with this feature you can easily backup, restore, rebuild, delete, explore and write the EFI System Partition (ESP), or move EFI System Partition from one drive to another. EasyUEFI owns comprehensive EFI/UEFI boot option management functions, such as create, delete, edit, clean up, backup and restore EFI/UEFI boot options. Hasleo EasyUEFI shows it and acts like you've deleted it but it's still there in my BIOS boot menu. It owns comprehensive EFI/UEFI boot option management functions, such as create, delete, edit, clean up, backup and restore EFI/UEFI boot options, specifies a one-time boot entry for the next restart, or change the EFI/UEFI boot order, all these operations done under Windows without entering BIOS setup.

EasyUEFI is a handy and useful Windows software which allows you to manage the EFI/UEFI boot options and the EFI System Partitions.

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