No USB device in boot oder

Hi Guys,
I have IdeaPad E10-30 with FreeDos preinstalled on it.
I am trying to install Windows 8.1 64bit from USB device but had no results.
- I tried to do like described here http://support.lenovo.com/ua/uk/products/laptops-and-netbooks/lenovo-e-series- laptops/lenovo-e10-30/documents/HT078684?tabName=Solutions
- Tried to create boot USB by just copying ISO content
- Tried to create bootable USB with Rufus
The main problem I see here is that in BIOS USB drive is not showed in boot prioroty order list at all, EFI Network 0 for IPv4 only.
Could you, please help me with that ?

I have the same problem with a y50 uhd touch system. Enbling usb boot in the bios does not cause the usb boot option to appear in the boot menu. I think this is either a basic flaw or something a BIOS updat could fix.

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