Bios uefi and legacy

[rolic]

So I open up system information, and i see bios mode is legacy mode but I believe i have uefi bios because of the looks of my bios. I decided to update bios to the latest version. After that, i went back to system information and it's still in legacy mode. Why is that?

 

motherboard: z390 asrock phantom gaming 6

[Wolly9102]

5 minutes ago, rolic said:

So I open up system information, and i see bios mode is legacy mode but I believe i have uefi bios because of the looks of my bios. I decided to update bios to the latest version. After that, i went back to system information and it's still in legacy mode. Why is that?

 

motherboard: z390 asrock phantom gaming 6

All modern consumer motherboards are UEFI. It's probably on because it's needed for a device in your system. Or you specificly turned it on

[rolic]

6 minutes ago, Wolly9102 said:

All modern consumer motherboards are UEFI. It's probably on because it's needed for a device in your system. Or you specificly turned it on

I've never messed with my bios other than cpu overclocking, still don't get while windows recognize it as "BIOS mode: legacy"

[Wolly9102]

48 minutes ago, rolic said:

I've never messed with my bios other than cpu overclocking, still don't get while windows recognize it as "BIOS mode: legacy"

I saw this article online if you want to change it

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/how-to-change-legacy-to-uefi-without-reinstalling-windows-10

[rolic]

13 minutes ago, Wolly9102 said:

I saw this article online if you want to change it

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/how-to-change-legacy-to-uefi-without-reinstalling-windows-10

Thanks! I also did this in the bios,

launch pxe oprom policy and launch storage oprom policy was both in legacy so i changed t uefi

 

Although other pci device and device rom piority was already uefi