How do i install windows 10 without csm

Bree · 28 Jun 2018

dejwiu said:

yes it does

Then your usb is capable of booting in UEFI, it's the motherboard or bios setting that are making it difficult for you.

dejwiu · 28 Jun 2018

Bree said:

Then your usb is capable of booting in UEFI, it's the motherboard or bios setting that are making it difficult for you.

So what should i do? Bios sees the mass storage device but not as a boot option or boot priority

Caledon Ken · 28 Jun 2018

Might be worth entering BIOS, loading defaults, save and then see if key shows with UEFI designation.

Caledon Ken · 28 Jun 2018

and if it were me I would recreate key. The software MS loaded is original and it will re-activate.

It is a simple step to isolate where issue is originating from.

EyeInTheSky · 28 Jun 2018

Caledon Ken said:

Might be worth entering BIOS, loading defaults, save and then see if key shows with UEFI designation.

Shouldn't he backup his current BIOS settings in the event default options cause a problem?

dejwiu · 28 Jun 2018

Caledon Ken said:

Might be worth entering BIOS, loading defaults, save and then see if key shows with UEFI designation.

if i load defaults i get no boot options and no boot priorities cause of csm disabled. And the usb is not seen.

AddRAM · 28 Jun 2018

As stated, redo the stick.

Download Windows 10

Also, I am not sure why you are disabling CSM, you should be able to choose UEFI mode while CSM is enabled.

At least I can. And I am going to check it again.

Yes I can leave CSM enabled and choose UEFI and there`s no issue, of course windows doesn`t boot because I use Legacy mode.

And Secure Boot can be enabled in the Bios, but right under that you want to choose Windows UEFI only and not Other OS

Basically, if you want to install in UEFI mode, all your boot options need to be set to UEFI.

But you do not have to disable CSM.

dejwiu · 28 Jun 2018

AddRAM said:

As stated, redo the stick.

Download Windows 10

Also, I am not sure why you are disabling CSM, you should be able to choose UEFI mode while CSM is enabled.

At least I can. And I am going to check it again.

Yes i have uefi chosen in csm enabled but if i turn off csm my system doesn't boot up and there is no boot options which is very annoying.

AddRAM · 28 Jun 2018

But why are you disabling CSM ?

There is no need to.

I`m still scratching my head wondering why you want to install in UEFI mode, there`s no benefit to it.

Oh well back to FIFA, 2 games on at once

dejwiu · 28 Jun 2018

AddRAM said:

But why are you disabling CSM ?

There is no need to.

ok thanks but what if i don't have windows boot manager as a boot option?