Can't get Android x86 installer to boot using usb on surface 3 (not pro)
I have tried using lili and unetbootin to get my usb's boot ready, but I haven't been able to get any of them to boot to the correct install screen on my Windows Surface 3 (non pro). I have gotten it to boot to grub menu once but that was the extent of it.
Another thing I am running into problems with, first lili says that my .iso partitions are corrupted and so I redownload, I have gotten 1 out of about 10 to be not corrupt then that 1 got corrupt after test booting on my desktop, not my Surface (which worked). So I don't know whether to ignore that warning or not.
My setup is a Windows Surface 3 (non pro) running windows 10, it has 128gig ssd, 4gb ram, 64gig sd, and I am using either a 4gb usb or a 16gb usb to install Android. For right now I just want to get it to live boot to test how things work.
I read somewhere that having a sd card in may interfere with booting but I took the sd card out and that didn't work.
I have secure boot off, I have tmp off.
Thank you for your help!
I have tried using lili and unetbootin to get my usb's boot ready, but I haven't been able to get any of them to boot to the correct install screen on my Windows Surface 3 (non pro). I have gotten it to boot to grub menu once but that was the extent of it.
Another thing I am running into problems with, first lili says that my .iso partitions are corrupted and so I redownload, I have gotten 1 out of about 10 to be not corrupt then that 1 got corrupt after test booting on my desktop, not my Surface (which worked). So I don't know whether to ignore that warning or not.
My setup is a Windows Surface 3 (non pro) running windows 10, it has 128gig ssd, 4gb ram, 64gig sd, and I am using either a 4gb usb or a 16gb usb to install Android. For right now I just want to get it to live boot to test how things work.
I read somewhere that having a sd card in may interfere with booting but I took the sd card out and that didn't work.
I have secure boot off, I have tmp off.
Thank you for your help!
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