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BIOS has been updated and now your PC isn't loading Windows properly.

BIOS has been updated and now your PC isn't loading Windows properly.

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R3kab
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11-27-2018, 02:33 AM
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Alright, so as the title says I updated my BIOS on my Asus X470-Prime Pro in the bios menu, not in windows, and now that its been updated from v4018 to v6210 it seems like either my bios settings have been wiped or somehow the BIOS doesn't support my install of windows. Things I've done are, change the boot priority and set any of my extra drives to "disabled". That has resulted in a different message, instead of windows boot manager coming up, now it says select a proper drive and restart. Which then lead me to thinking maybe the NVMe SSD somehow died during the BIOS update. So I took it out and plugged it into another computer I have and sure enough, there where all my files including the one that windows boot manager said was "missing or corrupt". So now I am at the point of needing someone who knows what they're doing to help me figure this BS out. Let me know if there is more information I can provide to help you help me! TIA
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R3kab
11-27-2018, 02:33 AM #1

Alright, so as the title says I updated my BIOS on my Asus X470-Prime Pro in the bios menu, not in windows, and now that its been updated from v4018 to v6210 it seems like either my bios settings have been wiped or somehow the BIOS doesn't support my install of windows. Things I've done are, change the boot priority and set any of my extra drives to "disabled". That has resulted in a different message, instead of windows boot manager coming up, now it says select a proper drive and restart. Which then lead me to thinking maybe the NVMe SSD somehow died during the BIOS update. So I took it out and plugged it into another computer I have and sure enough, there where all my files including the one that windows boot manager said was "missing or corrupt". So now I am at the point of needing someone who knows what they're doing to help me figure this BS out. Let me know if there is more information I can provide to help you help me! TIA

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Cokkie77
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11-27-2018, 04:15 AM
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For those interested, I adjusted the boot configuration from the old BIOS to UEFI, which resolved the issue. All previous settings were cleared during the BIOS update.
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11-27-2018, 04:15 AM #2

For those interested, I adjusted the boot configuration from the old BIOS to UEFI, which resolved the issue. All previous settings were cleared during the BIOS update.

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