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I disabled "fast boot" and "secure boot control" but still I couldn't boot from the USB. I did not find any non-UEFI option as you have mentioned in the boot menu.
P.S. How to enable secure boot control again? I cannot make any changes to "secure boot control" option after disabling it.
In the 'Boot' tab, there is an option 'Launch CSM'.
Enable it. It will allow you to have Legacy boot from the USB.
When the test is done, boot into the BIOS setup once again, 'Save & Exit' tab > Restore Defaults. Otherwise Windows will refuse to boot.
Hi,
I did the RAM test continuously for 8 passes and all of them are pass. Here is the image for the test.Attachment 90669
Thanks for the help. So does this mean that my laptop has no hardware problems and the actual cause for BSOD is the wireless driver?
P.S> Should I mark this thread as solved?
You had an improper wifi adapter driver installed. Yes, that was definitely the cause of the BSOD.
I made you test the memory, because it was accompanied by a few memory errors. Those memory errors may cause by the failing RAM as well the mismatch driver. So the test was needed as a caution; which is nicely passed.
Now, if you think that the computer is not getting a BSOD after applying the proper driver, feel free to mark the thread as solved. If the issue bounces back, unmark it and continue. :)
Okay I will mark the thread as solved for now.
Thank you.