[Sysrescue Boot to USB Problem]

Did your Yoga come with Windows 10 32-bit or Windows 10 64-bit?

To UEFI-boot, the USB drive needs to have a FAT32 partition with a \EFI\BOOT folder on it containing one or more .EFI boot files.

For systems with a UEFI 64-bit BIOS - you need \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.efi

For systems with a 32-bit UEFI BIOS - you need \EFI\BOOT\BOOTIA32.EFI

If your system came with 64-bit Windows installed then it needs to boot from the BOOTX64.EFI file.

If your system came with 32-bit Windows, it probably has a 32-bit UEFI BIOS and so needs to boot from BOOTIA32.EFI.

Many ISOs are 64-bit UEFI only...

[creating resue USB keeps failing.]

P.S. You can add the Eset ISO to an Easy2Boot multiboot USB drive. You can also have persistent updates with it too.

You can also UEFI-boot to eset (without persistent updates) too.

[creating resue USB keeps failing.]

I have Win 10 x64 1709.

I also got an error (USB failed to complete install) when using a pre-formatted NTFS 64GB USB Flash drive as the target.

I then formatted the USB drive as FAT32 using RMPrepUSB.

Then I ran eset_sysrescue_live_creator_enu.exe as Administrator and it completed OK.

[eset-sysrescue.1.0.9.0.enu.iso from a multiboot USB with persistent updates]

In case anyone is interested, you can boot directly from the SysRescue ISO from a bootable USB drive with persistent updates, by adding it to an Easy2Boot multiboot USB drive (free).

 

See my blog post here.