Hi.

I have an old pc and i want to install the win11 at this but ventoy doesn't boot correctly.


It bring me that final screen after finish load the usb-hdd i create with the latest version of ventoy.








Can you please fix this?

Hello.

I have recently started using Ventoy with succes.

However there is one very nuisance. A Ventoy prepared USB-stick (under Windows 10), if a extra ISO is to be added, takes maybe 4 minutes before recognized by the PC (with Windows 10). Before recognizing, all USB-related programs (and Windows Explorer), fail to start. After recognizing, all functions well and normal. Even unplugging and replugging the USB-stick gives then no problem (untill replugging in a new started PC).
The are many reports from different peaple about the same problem.

I found that the Ventoy-stick has a FAT16 Ventoy-system partition. 
I have earlier found, on my PC with Windows 10, that memory-cards which are FAT16 formatted (so 2GB or 4GB cards) give serious confusing recognizing problems. Probably because there are several different recognizing ID-'s for FAT16. When I applied FAT32 for those cards all problems were over.

So I suggest to the developer of Ventoy to change the Ventoy-system partition to FAT32, in my expectation that then the long recognizing problem under Windows10 is over.

I feel I have looked everywhere, obviously not ! I just find this to download - even on the page devoted to it.

Anyway, if anyone can enlighten me as to where I will find it I would be most obliged.

Thanks

Hello,

I captured the image of a Windows machine through WDS.
But when I add it to iVentoy, iVentoy shuts down.

Does iVentoy accept personal Windows iso ?

Thank you for your answers.

As a new member and user, I am very pleased with Ventoy. It is absolutely magnificent.

I have found this issue when using Ventoy on my Toshiba 500GB SSD. As per the title, the VENTOYEFI partition is not visible on this SSD in Windows File Managers - but it is there!. The SSD boots and works just fine and the VENTOYEFI partition IS visible in WinPE applications.

When I use Ventoy to set up various other Flash Drives, I see the VENTOYEFI partition on those flash drives in Windows file managers - but not on this SSD?

Any thoughts?

1st test > iventoy 1.0.19
Asus router as DHCP server ( no advance setting for nextserver and bootfile )
All settings are default except > DHCP server : External / Externalnet ( I tried both)
Gives error : No boot device found ( both Bios and UEFI mode)

Only way to get it work is to change DHCP server setting to " Internal"

I am using AIOboot PXEboot from more then 5yrs
Same network setup. Pc boots without any problem.
( All Pc I clone or repair with this PXE setup)

Please check image for detail.

I think something is missing in iventoy to work with external DHCP without any advance settings.

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Hi @ventoy
A user asked how to install iVentoy on a Synology NAS drive.
I couldn't find an answer because I don't have any knowledge on this subject. Can iventoy be used on this device?
if it is possible How can we do it?

Do you want an all-in-one boot utility (Ventoy,Aioboot(v9.9.21 and Newgen),Grubfm,E2B,grub4dos/EFI,xorboot,Cloverboot,Refind.......)?

(sorry, translate with google)

Start the ISO on a USB stick with Ventoy.
In the next menu only 'Boot in memdisk mode' works for Truecrypt (TS).
Truecrypt-Rescue starts.
If the Truecrypt|Windows-Loader is then restored with F8, the query comes from TS:  Disk 0?  y/n
After y(es) the loader is written to the disk 0, but it's the USB-stick! Of course, after that the stick no longer boots and the TS-drive was not updated.
For CDs, TS does not mix up hard drives, the first real hard drive is used. 
In the BIOS I can define the USB stick as a CD, but Ventoy no longer boots as a CD.

The Ventoy stick should somehow be recognized in the system as a CD (or as a Not-Harddisk-Thing) not as a hard drive. 

Then TS would do everything right.

Greetings,
I'm trying to add ventoy to my Ubuntu grub menu.
My ventoy is installed on a 2nd ssd drive on my laptop as sdb.
My /etc/grub.d/40_custom file is:

#!/bin/sh
exec tail -n +3 $0
# This file provides an easy way to add custom menu entries.  Simply type the
# menu entries you want to add after this comment.  Be careful not to change
# the 'exec tail' line above.
menuentry 'Ventoy Boot USB' {
insmod part_gpt
insmod ext2
insmod fat
insmod exfat
insmod ntfs
insmod chain
search --no-floppy --set=root --fs-uuid 8CC4-D433
set search_efi_path=(hd1,2)/ventoy
# chainloader /dev/sdb2/ventoy/ventoy_x64.efi
chainloader (hd1,2)/ventoy/ventoy_x64.efi
}

I've run update-grub and when I boot I see ventoy on the grub list:
But when I run it I get"
"Invalid signature"

What am I doing wrong?