Win 7 Ultimate 64 Bit Iso. I've been trying to boot up my Win7 USB stick into EFI mode as the disk I want to install it on, is GPT. I have tried to modify the installation media (including copy bootmgr.efi, bootx64.efi and such), but I keep getting a winload.efi file is missing error, which is a bit weird because setup disks aren't supposed to have a system32 folder containing a winload.efi file. My Motherboard certainly supports EFI boot. When inserting my flash drive, I get two options for boot, one bios and one UEFI.

Also, I've installed Win8.1 on a GPT disk, as well as a previous win7 install, which I seem to have forgotten how I managed to make it work. I've tried going through a lot of topics, and the entire idea about EFI boot using files still remains very foggy in my head. Palindrome String C Program. So I w would really appreciate it if I get a clear idea of how EFI boot works in this case(more from the perspective of what files are needed): • What are the files needed for EFI boot for a windows setup USB? • What files have been renamed but are actually similar files? (such as bootmfgw.efi and bootx64. Goldcut Vinyl Cutter Drivers. efi) And the purpose of the other folders/files(correct me if I'm wrong): • sources: files Windows needs during installation, including the.wim file. • boot: BIOS installation boot files • support: additional tools • autorun.inf, setup.exe: Files needed for Autorun My motherboard also has an option to Launch EFI shell from file system device, requiring it to have a shellx64.efi file.

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Is this the same as the bootmgr.efi file? Will copying/renaming it work? After a bit of tampering with additional ISOs, I've realized that you can just replace the sources install.wim file on a Win 8/8.1/10 bootdisk with the one from Win7 to make it work. • Just get a Win8/8.1/10 ISO • Open it using an ISO-explorer (like UltraISO) • Replace sources install.wim with that from the Win7 ISO/DVD • Save as a new ISO, and/or burn it into the installation DVD or on a USB/external HDD active Fat32 partition.