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Just to mention: For those actually unaware that Windows 7 and 8 can both be booted from USB drive, please google booting from VHD disk (Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 8 Pro).

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Reason lies within Intel and I dont understand the waiting, I suppose it was Intel who provided universal USB 3.0 (non-booting) driver to Microsoft for Windows 8, now they need to repair it, make it for pre-boot loading and send it to Microsoft to issue the hotfix.

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It *should* work with non-intel drivers, but it doesnt work with Intel drivers (tested). Google how, but be careful, messing with USB drivers can end in some BSODs, so backup system drive image first. Now, you can tweak the drivers and tell them to load at startup.

Dont even bother to try fooling it with USB 2.0 hubs (tested) - no go. Not to mention Windows 8, not even installation USB boot USB 3.0 works there (again, with USB 2.0 works like charm). It works like charm in USB 2.0 port, but not in 3.0.

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While there are methods how to integrate USB 3.0 driver into Windows 7 installation and make it USB 3.0 bootable to be able to install from USB, I hadnt found out way how to successfully boot full fledged Windows 7 instalation from USB drive USB 3.0 port. After pre-boot finishes and it commands to load the OS, it is missing the driver and spits out BSOD. Problem are the USB 3.0 drivers that are not being loaded into Windows (7 or 8) in the pre-boot mode. The fact that device is bootable is nothing special. Looks like there are all kinds of USB 3.0 cards, however I guess if you are looking for only one particular feature you have to buy them all and test them yourself. If any of them work within my BIOS I will be happy, so long I can boot off of it, lol. I'm just going to buy all of them in one swoop and test each one. Which leads me to believe there has to be a simply PCI-e card that can boot on older BIOS systems.Д«elow are some of the models that are based on VLI, ETRON and ASMedia.

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Seems to me all one would need is the boot code built into the USB 3.0 chipsets firmware. After further research my Gigabyte board is NOT EFI after all (well not until the latest Firmware release which is true UEFI and it does not have that BIOS flashed onto it), its just the standard Award BIOS with an EFI Bootloader patched into it, so now I am not sure why it allows booting to my USB 3.0 flash drives. Apparently the boot rom is not needed if you have a EFI based motherboard. However, I have come across quite a few add-on cards that are based on ASMedia, ETRON, VIA etc etc (Like the amazingly fast HighPoint RocketU U1144 USB 3 card) but every reviewer says they do not boot as it is missing the boot ROM (then why does the ETRON chip boot on my Gigabyte board?). Thank You!Д¬lick to expand.Yeah I was thinking the same thing, a new Z77 mobo. Any ideas or links to potential hardware would be most appreciated. I am very surprised this feature is still not available to the general public without Native Intel support. I desperately want/need to boot from USB 3.0 and do not really want to retire my Rampage III Extreme as of yet. Has anyone found a USB 3.0 PCI-Express 2.0 card that has a boot ROM on board to allow booting from USB 3.0 Flash Drives yet? Windows 8 natively supports booting from USB 3.0 now, but the USB 3.0 card must have boot code (in order to be seen by the BIOS as a bootable device) and all the ones I find do not, except for the Asus U3S6, which is expensive, no longer avail by Asus and has a whole host of problems if your not on the approved motherboard list. Installing from USB takes only a few minutes as compared to the excruciatingly long time it takes from DVD, so long you have a fast USB drive.

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Microsoft even released a tool in 2009 to let you burn a Windows 7/8 ISO to a USB flash drive. I have not installed Windows from DVD since the Vista days.

Windows 8 even lets you run the entire OS from a USB flash drive using 'WindowsToGo'. Windows 'Longhorn' a.k.a 'Vista' (all builds), Windows 7 (all builds) and now Windows 8 (all builds) have been able to boot from USB for the past 7 or 8 years. I was there during WinHEC 2005 when they announced it during a dinner party I attended on the upper floor of the Seattle Convention Center. Click to expand.Lol, Microsoft made this decision to allow booting from USB on April 27th of 2005.

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