- T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 HOW TO
- T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
- T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS
- T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PRO
T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
Anyhow I went ahead and did a clean install of windows 10 with secure boot off I thought my BIOS was corrupted? lol so I reflashed a clean BIOS image turns out that wasn't my problem either. Secure boot just wasn't able to boot nothing I figure it had to do something with my Secure boot keys but I didn't want to mess with that because my BIOS wouldn't allow me to save the keys because I thought about deleting them to test something out. I had to disable secure boot to boot anything Funny thing is I didn't have to enable CSM Enabling and disabling it made no difference for me. I could not for the life of me boot anything UEFI- not even the UEFI bootable USB stick made with RUFUS and windows 10 iso on it nor the windows 10 usb stick made with the windows 10 usb software. So I ended up doing a fresh windows 10 install with Secure boot off_ because I thought after I finish the install I could just re-enable secure boot and cross my fingers! Turns out I still couldn't boot with secure boot enabled.
T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 HOW TO
check my sticky thread about windows installation for guide how to fix your bootloader ( it's in the part where I guide how to copy/transfer windows from one HDD to another ).If you're on MBR, then boot it WITHOUT the "uefi:" prefix -> try to fix your bootloader ( i.e boot issues ) If you're on GPT, press ESC during POST ( i.e just after powering on the computer ), load the "boot selection screen" and choose "UEFI: xxxxxxx" where x is the name of the windows installation disk ) boot windows installation disk as you should.if it exist your HDD/SSD is using the GPT layout. * you can check the state of the HDD ( i.e how it was formatted ) by booting windows installation disk/usb, -> going into "repair this computer" -> opening CMD -> write "diskpart" then press enter-key-> wait for it to load, then write "list disk" -> see if your HDD/SSD got a "*" under the GPT column. toggle CSM option in BIOS according to your HDD/SSD state it's on: MBR = CSM enabled, GPT = CSM disabled.I never encountered any issue with working with disabled "secure boot", ever since my retired G55VW 5 years ago.
T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 DRIVERS
you're not some 007 high-ranking officer with state secrets or CEO of coca-cola that got the recipe on his drivers ( and it's actually in a highly secured vault underground, written on paper ). who and what virus will hack&hijack your bootloader or inject a malicious code directly to your CPU prior to any OS boot ? what are the chances ? IMHO - ZERO. if you got a good A/V ( I suggest the free Comodo FOR A REASON) there isn't any need for using "secure boot". "secure boot" does offers few security enhancement. ( I suggest UEFI( i.e CSM OFF+GPT formatted drive and NOT Legacy BIOS ( CSM enabled+MBR formatted drive ) My suggestion is whatever boot method you choose disable "secure boot". That's the normal way ROG laptop's "BIOS" works ( in reality it's UEFI that contains the ability to "mimic LEGACY BIOS". hmm its completely odd that this happened. Only if I disable secure boot and disabling fast boot will it detect the USB stick. I can't seem to fix it, I tried to go back and maybe use a windows 10 installation USB stick to try to repair the bootup but now laptop won't even detect my USB drive which Windows 10 OS on it. Join Date Nov 2013 Reputation 144 Posts 3,854 Phanteks Enthoo Elite 8X LL120 PWM, 3X LL140 PWM, 12 SP120 PWM 1x AF140 PWM
T100TA DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PRO
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