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I wouldn't disable the BIOS Fast Start, no real advantage to doing it IMHO. Unless your trying to sort out a boot issue. or hardware issue. Turned on, all it does is supress some POST messages that will just slow down your boot up. Just my 2 cents. Knock on wood, having the BIOS Fast Boot on hasn't ever stopped me from accessing my BIOS on boot up, or accessing my BIOS quick boot menu. Turning Windows Fast Startup does though, it makes it a royal PITA to access BIOS on boot up. I almost always end up going to Settings > advanced startup options and selecting Boot to UEFI settings, until I turn it off. And that only works if you have UEFI. For my Legacy BIOS PC's I have no option but to turn Windows Fast Startup off if I want any hope of accessing my BIOS settings.