Configuring BIOS in readiness for a switch to UEFI

Hi. I'm thinking of doing a clean install using UEFI. I've only ever had BIOS before and a snap of it is attached. In the section called Boot Device Control, it seems logical that I would set it to 'UEFI only' but perhaps there's a reason to choose 'UEFI and Legacy OPROM' – which would you suggest?

Also, because my Media Creation Tool is on a USB stick, I presume I have to configure the section called Boot from Storage Devices? If so, is it 'UEFI driver first' or the 'dual' option?

Many thanks.

I use an ASUS motherboard as you do, and I was still using BIOS early this month as you are now.
Nine days ago I clean installed Windows in UEFI mode, and I did not have to change anything in the compatibility support module before installation. I just had to set 'Windows Boot Manager' as the first boot device after installation; otherwise Windows could not be started.

dortmunder said:

my Media Creation Tool is on a USB stick

You don't need MCT but setup files to perform clean installation.

PS I guess the OP doesn't know s/he can simply press F12 to use 'Print Screen' on an ASUS motherboard, as shown below.

Sorry, I meant that my bootable USB drive was made with the MCT.

dortmunder said:

I presume I have to configure the section called Boot from Storage Devices?

I only had to press F8 to enter the boot menu and select 'UEFI : PNY OU3 3.0'.

Make sure your USB stick is fat32 for UEFI boot.

dortmunder said:

Sorry, I meant that my bootable USB drive was made with the MCT.

My USB drive was made bootable by DiskPart.

Use the media creation tool and usb will be bootable on uefi or legacy bios.