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bootable wi install pendrive in exfat

ShroniX
By ShroniX
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I made a windows 10 install pendrive formated in exfat
And because of exfat i get an error message when i boot from it that says secure boot violation. after i hit ok the install starts normally.

is it safe to install like this? i use the media creation tool iso so there shouldn't be any malware in the iso.

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i could but i wanna use exfat because i transfer 100gb-ish video files and i cant use fat32

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Don't use the same drive?

 

And don't worry about secure boot. 

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i have only this drive.
So i can install like this?

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2 hours ago, ShroniX said:

i could but i wanna use exfat because i transfer 100gb-ish video files and i cant use fat32

NTFS?

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-> Moved to Windows

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