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Bad or fake usb drive. |
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ls (hd0,gpt1)/ |
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I appreciate your help, Steve. I've found the problem.
What I found is that my Windows 11 Home laptop is doing an unprompted Bitlocker encrypt of my USB drive! WTF?! That's straight ransomware behavior! This is criminal default behavior for Windows! Clearly not Ventoy's fault! Googling this reveals old info that - if I had an MDM tool like Intune - this can be disabled. Of course, there is no GPO snap-in for Win11 Home. That leaves one single global toggle to disable Bitlocker for entire machine. Grrr... I dropped to PowerShell and disabled Bitlocker on the Ventoy volume. Rebooted. Ventoy working once again! Windows still hasn't tried to re-encrypt volume, so maybe it remembers when Bitlocker has been disabled for a particular drive? Again, I've only found PowerShell effective for this, which doesn't make sense for most people running Win11 Home, but I digress... Now to figure out how to boot most of the ISO's that I have that complain, "Maybe this image does not support X64 UEFI." Again, thank you for your speedy engagement, Steve! |
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I have an external USB drive that has Ventoy 1.0.91 installed (256 GB, exFAT, GPT). I see the large exFAT partition and the small/32 MB FAT partition with the Ventoy files.
I had a couple of ISOs loaded into the exFAT partition and was able to boot to Ventoy and launch those ISOs just fine (even in SecureBoot mode, after loading Ventoy EFI key into TPM).
I booted to Windows, copied some more ISOs to the exFAT partition, and now when I boot Ventoy, it sees none of the ISOs! Bizarre. Everything used to work and still looks healthy in Ventoy2Disk. The only thing that changed is adding more ISOs. Any ideas out there? Thanks in advance!
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