When you go back to the original issue, the SanDisk device was pre-loaded with Linux so that makes it much more difficult to change the format of the drive, add the UEFI files in the correct location or any other solution short of finding a machine that could actually boot the Linux kernal. I believe I addressed those issues as the only way is to tweek the BIOS to boot the existing device as currently formatted.
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