Jul 20, 2016 · In some ASUS firmwares (e.g. "Aptio"), there is no such global choice – all available boot options are merged into a single menu (press Esc to open the boot menu one-time). BIOS-mode boot entries always describe a specific disk rather than a specific OS (since they only boot the MBR 'bootcode' and don't know the OS name, unlike UEFI-mode boot ...

I think that the confusion here is that you expect a graphical interface just because you have UEFI rather than BIOS firmware. These are unrelated. Basically you can have: Firmware loaded with a BIOS program. Classic interface. Firmware loaded with a BIOS program. GUI interface. Firmware loaded with a UEFI program. Classic interface.

The Asus VivoBook Max X541N is very hard to get to boot from USB or DVD. I found only one way to make the system boot from a USB: Use the USB2 port, not the blue USB3 port. Turn off secure boot in the BIOS settings. Using Rufus, write the UEFI:NTFS as the Boot Selection option.

For the ASUS P9X79-WS with UEFI Bios ver. 4802 x64, enable VT-D is found under: Advanced Mode\System Agent Configuration\Intel(R) VT-d, not under Advanced\CPU Configuration\Intel Virtualization Technology as expected. (Xeon E5-2620 v2. 2.1 GHZ supports VT-d) I had to reset this setting after a power outage.

Just create bootable USB for UEFI not MBR and machine will recognize it and show in BIOS as possible boot option. Bootable USB with Windows 8/8.1 for UEFI can be easily created via Rufus software or on the internet is many tutorials using command line.

Aug 16, 2018 · The following might apply, but, I believe that it first has to be recognized in BIOS: (though it may be possible for Linux to still detect it even if BIOS doesn't detect it, or maybe only if BIOS has it disabled, I'm unsure) There's a Linux kernel commit authored and committed on 11 March 2018, that says:

Dec 11, 2024 · I was looking up ASUS motherboards and noticed that they mostly use Asus UEFI BIOS (somewhat same layout as click bios) and to enable virtualization follow these steps. Press F2 key at startup to go into the BIOS. Press the right arrow key to go into the Advanced tab then select Virtualization Technology then press the enter key.

Aug 17, 2017 · Manufacturers switched from BIOS to EFI in droves in late 2011; most computers sold after that point are EFI-based, even if they boot using the Compatibility Support Module (CSM; aka legacy boot mode), which enables an EFI to emulate a BIOS.

Mar 14, 2018 · The last BIOS update for the system came out in 2018, well after the 10xx series released in 2016. The HDMI idea is a decent workaround, but given a lack of wide reporting of this issue (only a couple of forum posts that mentioned toggling the CSM or making other changes fixed the issue on 10xx cards), I'm inclined to think this is some kind of strangeness or misconfiguration rather than a ...

On systems with Windows 8 pre-installed, you can access the UEFI (BIOS) setup screens from the Windows 8 boot menu: Press the Windows key + C, or swipe in from the right edge of the screen to open your Charms. Click Settings. Click Change PC Settings. In PC Settings, select General. Under Advanced startup, click Restart now.