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    <value># Done!

Now, please, **eject the SD Card safely** to avoid data corruption issues and insert it into your Raspberry Pi. If it refuses to be ejected, restart your PC.

## Booting directions
- Insert the Micro SD card into your Raspberry Pi
- Turn it on and wait for the UEFI console to load
- Type "exit" + press [ENTER] and you will be presented with the **UEFI interface**
- Go to the 'Boot Maintenance Manager' menu and select 'Boot Options'. Choose 'Change Boor Order'
- Select 'Change the order'
- Put the **'SD/MMC on Broadcom SDHOST'** as the first element.
- **Save the changes**
- Go back to the **Main Menu** and choose **'Boot Manager'**
- Select **'SD/MMC on Broadcom SDHOST'** and Windows will boot.

After some minutes, Windows Setup will start.

## Support my work
If this tool has been useful for you, please, consider a donation to support my work using the [**♥ Donate**](https://github.com/WOA-Project/WOA-Deployer-Rpi/blob/master/Docs/Donations.md) button. Thanks 😊

Enjoy!!</value>
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    <value>- This tool comes with no warranty. 
- The authors can't be hold responsible for any damage it may cause to your device.    
- This tool intended for usage with Lumia 950 and 950 XL **ONLY**.
    
By clicking "OK" you accept the aforementioned risks.</value>
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