Boot devices. Ask Question Asked 4 years, 11 months ago. Boot to bios and see if the usb shows up under hard drive choice. Latest mint should boot to uefi but may not have secure boot loaded. I am working on my Windows 10 laptop. Kind of doubt a nuc has uefi secure boot but maybe check bios settings. o Boot configuration. I am stuck at this UEFI : USB : UEFI : USB : USB DISK 2.0 PMAP : PART 0 : OS Bootloader : PART 0 and selecting just refreshes the screen. Boot up the NUC with the USB stick plugged in. • Enable: boot form USB device first. I assume you have tested this drive on some other similar unit maybe. 2. USB Optimization can't be enabled if a … Ensure booting from the USB stick is enabled in the BIOS. I received my new NUC today and am having no luck at all installing Windows 7. Intel NUC DN2820FYKH "Reboot and select proper boot device" message after trying to boot OS install from USB Dear Intel community, I am an happy owner of a NUC Intel NUC DN2820FYKH, yesterday I started playing around with various OS. All my UEFI bootable utilities won't boot in my NUC 8i5BEK including Windows 10 1803 or 1809 created using Rufus or Media Creation Tool or Win7 DVD USB Tool. Intel NUC will not boot from an USB flashdrive or SSD. • Enable USB. I assume also that the EFI boot is enabled and the USB boot is supported from Bios (danik56 is saying that he boots from installation media). I can't get it to generally boot off a USB stick. Windows came installed, boots and runs that fine. I've tried going into the BIOS and disabling Secure Boot (as suggested in one of the answers to this question), but it still didn't help. I have downloaded an ISO from Microsoft and tried several different methods to create a bootable USB stick. However, I want to boot from a USB stick, but after inserting USB stick (this is not a USB 3.0 device, it is a simple USB 2.0 stick), and rebooting, the boot menu does not show the USB stick. In the BIOS, checking or unchecking the box "boot from USB devices first" does not change anything. When I boot the NUC without USB I simply get A bootable device has not been detected. Viewed 14k times 0. Then move it up in bios order. BIOS version 60. I have tried the Windows7 USB/DVD downloader which runs but doesn't make the drive bootable. Active 8 months ago. Included with all other Intel NUC models except first generation Intel NUCs (listed below). Allow me to share with you that I have successfully tried to boot automatically form a Intel® NUC Kit NUC8i7BEH from a Bootable USB key with Windows® 10; in the BIOS settings I enable the following: • Go to the boot tab. I know on my SSD I'veWindows 10 installed rather than Libreelec. As I've written in my posts, I have not a problem to boot my NUC form USB with this Linux mini system while I've SSD installed and enabled. I have loaded a standard Ubuntu OS on 3 different sticks (USB2, USB3 and USBC). Intel NUC Kit Mini PC (Intel i7-7567U, 32GB RAM, Intel 512GB NVMe SSD + 1TB HDD. Fast Boot in Intel® Visual BIOS 1.x: ... all USB devices will be unavailable until after the operating system boots but the system will boot faster. I've also tried to reformat the USB stick and recreate it, but no change. Under "boot devices" the "USB" option is checked. Then boot to hard drive maybe. When booting from the USB stick the GRUB menu will default to running in "live mode", which runs okay, but when I wanted to install to the local hard disk, it would always give me a black screen. Under UEFI boot.