Recent content by Layback Bear

I have followed step 11 and all steps exactly. I don't really want to install using the legacy BIOS, as I want to take advantage of the benefits of UEFI.

I tried installing Windows 7 from the Windows 7 64-bit UEFI bootable flash drive, but after it loads the files and I get to the "starting Windows" screen, it freezes up. I have secure boot disabled. Any ideas? Thank you. LB

Hi, Brink. Thanks very much. I successfully created a Windows 7 64-bit UEFI bootable flash drive, and I'll try it in a few days. This is yet another great source of info, just as SevenForums is. I love it here. :thumb:

In step 11A, Do I do a copy or a cut?

Okay. Thanks, Brink. I'll give that a try. :D LB

That's why I wanted just the ISO file. I don't want all of Sony's crapware again.

Thanks, Brink. However, I get an error when I enter the Windows 8 key. This is an OEM key from the pre-installed version of Windows 8 from a Sony Vaio laptop.

Are there ISO files of Windows 8 available just like there are for Windows 7?

Better yet, you can download VLC Player, which is far superior to WMP. One of the limitations of WMP is that it will not play DVDs with audio that you have created with video captured from any Hauppauge card.

In IE 10, on the website title bar, the caption is missing so you can't see the title of the website. This is how it is with IE 9, as well, but Classic Shell fixes it. Is there something similar I can download to add the captions to the website title bar in IE 10? Thank you. LB