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In every case (3 solutions * 3 boot usb installers * 2 computers) the computer happily boots into windows as if it doesn't even notice that I'm trying to boot to USB.

Only BitDefender's Rescue CD (as this one matches my currently installed av).

A multiboot USB containing a variety of bootable tools such as AV rescue disk, Hiren's BootCD, Trinity Rescue Kit, Kali linux, Ophcrack, etc, etc.

With those, in turn, I've installed the following list of solutions (in order) on the USB thumb drive:

and probably a few other I'm forgetting right now.

Universal USB Installer (I can't post more than 2 links).

I've tried installing various bootable USB images using various boot USB creator tools. I've got a 16GB USB stick and I've tried this with others as well (in case it was a hardware problem with the USB).

Laptop: Windows 7 home 圆4, Emachines E627 (Athalon 64 TF-20, ? MB, but supports USB2.0.

Desktop: Windows 7 pro 圆4, AMD Phenom II 945, Gigabyte GA-MA790FXT-UD5P, supports USB2.0.

I have been working with 2 separate computers (in case the problem was just with one): I'm usually quite good at these things but the solution here eludes me.

No matter what I try, I can't seem to get my computer to boot from USB.