#Wintousb windows 7 legacy disabled windows 10# “Memory card inside a Card reader” is most of the times seen as a USB device, since most of the card readers are really a USB device. Warning, with order, when more than one USB storage is plugged… more if sometimes are only plugged some of them.

Some BIOS can boot from more than one USB device, most of them set it as FIRST disk, but other do not, worst others let the internal HDD as First disk… that can cause a lot of problems when booting from USB.

So if you try to install from a SD card inside a reader to a USB stick… they can be TWO usb devices (the reader can be a USB)… so try without the reader… open chasis and disconnect it (for laptops it can be more hard, some are soldered)… other option is to SWAP drives id (Grub2 bootloader can do that and is not affected by disk order, then chainload, etc) To solve that problem, Linux opted to use references to the disk not by using the number of the disk (/dev/sd$), it uses a GUID (UUID also called), also can be use a channel id /dev/By… but that makes you need to connect to the same port that in Windows is not an option, it allways references by number ID seen in the BIOS list… so make sure your USB boot is the FIRST (best trick is not to have any other USB device connected). Sorry i can not be more specific… hardware is not allways the same on every computer!. Ī way to test if your card reader is USB (or if it acts like that on boot) is to take a memory card (do not know less possible size, but 64 MiB may be enough), install on it the Grub2 bootloader… then reboot and ask BIOS to show boot devices list… if it appears, go to BIOS and see if BIOS explicity has an option to boot from your card type (Boot from SD, etc) if the BIOS only has USB Boot, then your card is seen as a USB device, so be warned. #Wintousb windows 7 legacy disabled install#

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