So you want to change the BIOS to Legacy, you change it to Legacy as you have stated above, and it still has the Secure boot option,. My BIOS cannot be Legacy, but it does have Legacy Suport. BIOS was discontinued with Windows 8 when UEFI came in. Some UEFI systems have Legacy Support that pretends to be a BIOS. Its Rufus version 4.0.2035 and I chose options selected ISOhybrid vs dd mode. I still can not see the options to boot into the USB. Indeed I never saw the option ever to boot into the USB and the USB option in the BIOS settings of which I moved up to level one in the order list is also blank as "USB: " appears. 3, Press F9 to open the Boot Device Options menu. 4. Use the up or down arrow key to select the recovery USB device, and then press Enter. Note: If you cannot select the USB flash drive from the Boot Menu, disable Secure Boot and enable Legacy Mode in BIOS. I'm trying to boot my bootable Windows 10 USB drive but it doesn't appear in the Boot Menu. I've searched online and most solutions include disabling Security Boot and enabling Legacy Boot. I cannot change the Security Boot option (it's gray) in BIOS (although it's already disabled), and I don't have anywhere in my BIOS the Legacy option. I am attempting to boot an HP into the IPv4 PXE network in order to re-image the existing hard-drive. I have already imaged another computer (Dell Latitude) on the same Rj-45 line earlier today, so I know the network is up and the Imaging server is up. Within the HP Bios; Secure Boot: Disabled. Network Boot: Enabled. NIC PXE Option: Enabled. . The BIOS settings menu is accessible by pressing the f2 or f6 key on some computers. After opening the BIOS, go to the boot settings. Notebook computers: Select Storage > Boot Options . Desktop computers: Select System Configuration > Boot Options . Follow the on-screen instructions to change the boot order. In my laptop HP Pavilion DV6-1611tx not displaying boot option as legacy/UFEI and laptop is loaded with Insyde v3.7 bios. 06-22-2023 02:51 PM. Your notebook only has a legacy BIOS, not an UEFI one, so the only boot option available is what you see (legacy boot sources). Fix 1. Perform a Hard Reset. Turn off the computer. Remove the computer from any docking station and unplug the AC Full steps. Fix 2. Reset Hard Drive. Press the Power button for a few seconds to turn off the computer. Unplug the power cable To check, type MSINFO on Cortana's search field and press Enter. On the BIOS Mode parameter, the corresponding value should be set to UEFI. We'll be waiting for your response. hey John vil, Thanks for your quick reply. Yes the bios mode parameter is set to UEFI in msinfo. 26 people found this reply helpful. My problem is the laptop I'm working on will not ALLOW you to boot up using any Usb Drive the option is not available on boot up as I posted above. You see the options in F2 and F12. USB Storage Device not being available in F12 options keeps me from from choosing that boot option even though I can set it as the First boot option in F2.

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