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Asked: 2016-09-24 01:19:35 +0800 CST

Ubuntu 16.04 doesn't see windows 10 usb stick installation

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i have 16.04 installed. i used ubuntu live cd to allocate a new space by dividing root partition.

now i put windows usb, boot from it but it can see my flash but cant boot into windows. i used all slots of usb

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as you can see in the picture, still seems i have 800 gb in root drive but i divided it in Ubuntu live OS? why did not it apply?

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    You said you installed Windows 10 on a USB stick. Your image is of the content of a hard drive, not a USB stick.

    You would have to select the USB device to see the content of the USB stick. You can select specific devices by clicking on the GParted menu and point to the USB device. Windows isn't install on your /dev/sda drive. The USB drive would be a device higher than /dev/sda, in your case. If you have two devices, your internal /dev/sda and a USB drive. You find it listed as /dev/sdb.

    Gparted shows one drive at a time. You can use gnome-disks to see the list of drives on the same screen. Gnome-disks will display your USB drive as a Pen Drive Icon.

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