Motherboard doesn't find USB in boot settings

[mtz_federico]

I am trying to boot into linux mint in a USB to try to fix my computer but my USB doesn't show up on the boot devices list.

My motherboard is an Asus ROG Maximus VII Hero

 

I was able to boot into the usb in another computer 

[greenmax]

It might be labelled as something else. My current bios is like that, I forget the wording within bios.

[mtz_federico]

3 minutes ago, greenmax said:

It might be labelled as something else. My current bios is like that, I forget the wording within bios.

its not that, I the boot menu is in the main page on the easy mode and my linux and windows drives show up there but not the usb

[.Apex.]

26 minutes ago, mtz_federico said:

its not that, I the boot menu is in the main page on the easy mode and my linux and windows drives show up there but not the usb

Try enabling CSM in your BIOS, most likely the USB is legacy and not UEFI.

 

It's in Advanced Mode>Boot>CSM

[mtz_federico]

4 minutes ago, _Syn_ said:

Try enabling CSM in your BIOS, most likely the USB is legacy and not UEFI.

I have it enabled and boot device control is set to UEFI and Legacy OPROM

[.Apex.]

Just now, mtz_federico said:

I have it enabled and boot device control is set to UEFI and Legacy OPROM

That's strange.. have you disabled Secure Boot as well? even though it should show up regardless with Secure Boot enabled, don't know what else it could be.

[mtz_federico]

Just now, _Syn_ said:

That's strange.. have you disabled Secure Boot as well? even though it should show up regardless with Secure Boot enabled, don't know what else it could be.

I have secure mode enable with windows as OS type, just tried changing it to other OS and nothing