Unable to select the boot priority sequence in the ASUS TUF Gaming B550M-E WIFI BIOS
Unable to select the boot priority sequence in the ASUS TUF Gaming B550M-E WIFI BIOS
Will this affect the functionality of your existing 2TB storage? What capacity should be reserved for it? I prefer not to install a new drive but instead add it to the BIOS as the Windows boot manager. If that isn't possible, I'll simply delete the problematic drive (drive F) to prevent the motherboard from attempting a boot and causing a failure. Currently, I've configured different operating systems in the advanced settings, and everything has been working smoothly so far. I'll keep monitoring it for another week.
The opposite is correct—it will enable a 2TB drive to boot.
All required steps are covered by these commands. The new bootloader partition will be 500MB.
These instructions accomplish the exact task. Creating a bootloader partition is essential for a 2TB disk to be bootable.
Unable to shrink it. It displays invalid and help shrink.
After showing this message in the command prompt, the apps on my PC froze and I had to restart using the keyboard. During startup, when the list of operating systems appears, the click isn’t responsive and I can’t select one.
Sorry, the shrink command wasn't entered properly at first, making it invalid. But now it works correctly and everything is fine. I selected the 2TB drive as my first boot priority, but the Time to Display List of Operating Systems at Startup is missing even though it's enabled in advanced settings. How can I still boot into my other workable disk? I need to update it.
Here we go, the new 500MB boot partition is highlighted.
https://imgur.com/a/euQyXtf
See: https://imgur.com/a/euQyXtf
It's strange, but I'm fine with the boot sequence once I finish the initial steps. But after installing the Windows bootloader on drive E, it always boots into that drive even though I've marked the 2TB drive as the first boot option in BIOS. I'm forced to turn on Time to Display List of Operating Systems at startup to access the 2TB drive. What have I done wrong? In BIOS, both drives appear as Windows boot manager with the 2TB drive listed first, yet it still boots into the other drive, which I mainly use for file backups and occasional Windows updates. Is there a way to fix this?
Open msconfig, select the boot tab and
define the default Windows installation.