I have a new test computer. Win8 is installed in UEFI mode and I was pleasantly surprised to find IFLBOOT works normally and can do auto restores from scripts.
I assumed IFLBOOT would only work in a MBR system but that's not the case. Is it OK to use IFLBOOT in my main UEFI computer? I'm happy to try "anything" in the test computer.
IFLBOOT and UEFI
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Re: IFLBOOT and UEFI
it would only boot if the bios is smart enough to boot from the MBR when
there is no GPT place holder.
"Brian K" wrote in message news:9105@public.image...
I have a new test computer. Win8 is installed in UEFI mode and I was
pleasantly surprised to find IFLBOOT works normally and can do auto restores
from scripts.
I assumed IFLBOOT would only work in a MBR system but that's not the case.
Is it OK to use IFLBOOT in my main UEFI computer? I'm happy to try
"anything" in the test computer.
there is no GPT place holder.
"Brian K" wrote in message news:9105@public.image...
I have a new test computer. Win8 is installed in UEFI mode and I was
pleasantly surprised to find IFLBOOT works normally and can do auto restores
from scripts.
I assumed IFLBOOT would only work in a MBR system but that's not the case.
Is it OK to use IFLBOOT in my main UEFI computer? I'm happy to try
"anything" in the test computer.
Re: IFLBOOT and UEFI
Understood.
The UEFI BIOS is set to Secure Boot and CSM is enabled. The Boot Menu lets me boot BIBM normally and for IFL and TBWinRE I have the option of booting Legacy or UEFI. Looks like I have a friendly UEFI BIOS.
The UEFI BIOS is set to Secure Boot and CSM is enabled. The Boot Menu lets me boot BIBM normally and for IFL and TBWinRE I have the option of booting Legacy or UEFI. Looks like I have a friendly UEFI BIOS.