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svendor

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I recently built my computer,
but I can't seem to boot my USB flash drive with windows 7.
I gave it highest priority on my boot order,
both the EUFI prefix and not.

After a little while I can't even see my SSD and HDD in the boot prioty list anymore.

My hardware is listed in the link below.
http://tweakers.net/gallery/657262#tab:wenslijst

I use:
- Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 5
- Seagate ST2000DX001, 2TB
- Samsung 850 EVO 120GB
- And more, which I think is irrelevant.
If you think its neccesary, check the link please.

If you have any ideas I'd really appreciate it if you could share them with me.

-svendor
 
Solution
Saga Lout
So you set the USB drive as top priority in the boot seequence but did you see a setting for USB Legacy Support and switch it on? If you, there's no power to the USB ports until an operating system cuts in.
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svendor

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I don't kow wether i've seen one or not, but my keyboard works fine.
I have seen anoption in BIOS where i can select either UEFI/LEGACY or both at the same time


Both the USB and the keyboard are hooked up to the motherboard.
 
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svendor

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I tried formatting my USB flash drive and then put windows on it again.
It worked this time. Probably shouldn't have just removed the files and put in the OS installation :/
 
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