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resetting and reinstalling windows 10
Ok i am about to reset my pc as gaming performance is bad my bios is UEFI . Question is should delete secure boot keys in bios or load defaults after deletion before reinstalling windows thanks
Ok i am about to reset my pc as gaming performance is bad my bios is UEFI . Question is should delete secure boot keys in bios or load defaults after deletion before reinstalling windows thanks
Hi. Not sure you have to do that.
Here is the forum's Reset tutorial
Reset Windows 10
That said here is the procedure I followed to load Windows 10 on a new machine with an M.2 drive. It suggested deleting the keys, installing and reloading. Please have a read, may not apply to your situation. Worked for me.
2017 Hardware Thread [2]
In the forum's Clean Install Tutorial it suggests disabling secure boot and Fast Boot.
Clean Install Windows 10
I would just leave your keys as is. Shut off secure boot and fast boot.
In most Asus bios's there is a boot override that will allow you to select USB stick.
Did you create USB stick using Microsoft's Media Creation Tool? It creates a UEFI compatible boot media (FAT32)
It is always best to have only the disk you intend to boot from ( C:\ ) connected when you load.
I posted the clean install tutorial, it is very good.
Please confirm your MB. Can't find B75M-LX on Asus site.
Found B75M-A and it has all the standard BIOS settings including Secure Boot. Please make sure your are not looking at BIOS screen in EZ-Mode.
You shut off Fast Boot ( and Secure Boot) just during install, then re-enable. Some boards might not see USB Stick as outlined in tutorial with Fast Boot enabled.
How did you create boot media?
If you search in google asus b75m lx you will be redirected to asus and i have uefi usb stick so i dont need to turn off secure boot i guess i just want to ask should i clear and delete all keys before reinstall wibdows and load default keys before installing os also why should i turn off fast boot
You shouldn't have to anything with keys.
Our tutorial explains that you shut off these two features on some motherboards to get a successful boot from USB stick. As I said in my last post.