cd rom and USB not found in BIOS

Xergiiok

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Jul 11, 2015

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• #2

Did you enable booting from CD and USB? Also what BIOS are you using?

 

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timde1998

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Jul 11, 2015

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• #3

BIOS version is 224. I can't update it because I can't boot of my USB?

How do I enable that? I will search also

edit:
I have I ASUS R700VJ-TY076H

 

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Xergiiok

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I need to know the motherboard model. If you don't know or don't know how to find it do this.
press windows key+r and in the box that appears type: msinfo32 then press enter. In the window that opens find System Model and tell me what it says next to it.

 

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timde1998

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I will write some data here:

BIOS-modus: UEFI
BIOS-version/date: American Megatrends Inc. 224, 17-10-2012

and my System Model:
System-model: K75VJ

 

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Xergiiok

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In your BIOS settings under boot there should be something that says boot priority or something similar if USB or CD option is not there see if there is an option to add a new boot option.

 

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timde1998

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in the boot priority stays only 1 thing: my HDD

I can add a new one, I can click on:
- add boot option
- select filesystem
- path for boot option
- create

when I press 'select filesystem' I get 8 defferent parts, they all look the same:
\HD(part1, Sigbc1fo4e1-4057-4ce6-a405-a6eaae42514e)

the other one look like:
\HD(part2, sig.....
\HD(part3, sig.....
\HD(part4, sig.....
.....
\HD(part8, sig.....

behind the 'sig' there is by all the parts other numbers and letters

 

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Xergiiok

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Select add boot option and you should be able to select the USB or CD drive.

 

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timde1998

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when I take the 'add boot option' I have to write something, I don't know what?

 

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Xergiiok

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In your BIOS under boot do you see something that says Fast Boot.

 

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timde1998

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• #11

yes, I will try to place some pictures

 

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Xergiiok

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Disable Fast Boot then save and exit. Then you should be able to see USB and CD in BIOS.

 

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timde1998

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I turned the 'fast boot' into disable, pressed save and exit, restarted the pc and get into the boot menu again, nothing happends

I got a picture of the advance menu, maybe there is something wrong

 

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Xergiiok

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• #14

Under boot enable Launch CSM and make sure you have your USB drive inserted.

 

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timde1998

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for everyone who is in the initial phase:

I made a terrible mistake:

make sure you have an USB-drive in your computer or he won't give you the possibility to change his boot place

 

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timde1998

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• Jul 26, 2015

• #16

okay, I have installed it now, I did the migration with de samsung disk that was with the SSD

Tim

 

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xboxer214

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timde1998 :

hello,

In my BIOS screen under 'boot', I can't found my CD driver and my USB.
They do work! I can find my CD driver in the normal menu in windows.

the only think I can see in the boot menu is me HDD

I hope you guys can help me

Im having the same issue, except I'm running a Phoenix Securecore Tiano version P08RBD BIOS

 

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