Failed to launch BIOS after updating to version 2
Failed to launch BIOS after updating to version 2
You haven't shared your hardware configuration. Please list the parts you're using. Regarding the BIOS, you need to access it because it's necessary for installation steps like setting up NvMe or updating firmware. It’s not just about the boot logo; it ensures proper system setup. If you don’t have an HD installed, the system will automatically enter BIOS—this is built into the design. Updating the BIOS to the latest version and resetting settings can help resolve issues. Without specific details, it's hard to give targeted advice.
You're facing an issue after swapping your boot drive from an Intel 660P NVMe SSD to a Western Digital S550. When the S550 boots, you see the ASUS logo and can't access BIOS or install Windows via USB. Only the power button works to shut down. It's unclear if this will resolve on its own; support from ASUS is pending. Both devices use the same NVMe M.2 standard, though the S550 supports Gen3x4 while the 660P is Gen3x2.