If you want to have an NTFS EasyBoot USB drive and still be able to boot the UEFI version of KonBoot, you need to modify your E2B USB drive so that the first partition is a small (any size) FAT32 partition which holds the EFI KonBoot files. By continuing to use Pastebin, you agree to our use of cookies as described in the Cookies Policy. I recommend you use MakePartImage to make a partition image (.imgPTN file) from a working KonBoot USB Flash drive. We use cookies for various purposes including analytics. Since KonBoot has to rely on the same 'StickyKeys' bypass method for Windows 10 accounts with online authentication, you can use this method for free and it requires no typing of commands from the user either! Using KonBoot UEFI with an Easy2Boot NTFS drive Note: The instructions below are outdated and deprecated. This means that you will not be able to boot to the E2B or CSM menu on these systems as they only offer you the UEFI boot option! E2B UtilMan and SetHC hack feature E2B v1.92+ contains a useful automated way to use the for Windows XP-10 which works on all (unencrypted) Windows OS's.
Some BIOSes will not MBR-boot if valid EFI boot files are present.
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