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when i shut down my pc or reset it always puts me in bios. how do i fix it.  i have a asus motherboard

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10 hours ago, Idk1373 said:

when i shut down my pc or reset it always puts me in bios. how do i fix it.  i have a asus motherboard

I would try googling how to fix that for your specific motherboard model. Not to familiar with Asus. My guess is maybe something with the boot order? Don’t quote me on that though.

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16 hours ago, Idk1373 said:

when i shut down my pc or reset it always puts me in bios. how do i fix it.  i have a asus motherboard

Change bios cmos battery cr2032 and update bios version

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35 minutes ago, Chapunna said:

Change bios cmos battery cr2032 and update bios version

i just did that and it still boots into bios after resets

 

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3 minutes ago, Idk1373 said:

i just did that and it still boots into bios after resets

 

 

It usually comes up with a message about WHY it's booting into the BIOS.

Could be unstable overclock, boot order, etc.

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48 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

It usually comes up with a message about WHY it's booting into the BIOS.

Could be unstable overclock, boot order, etc.

how do i know if its my boot order

 

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when did this start happening?

so you aren't able to get past the bios at all?

 

if you are able to get past bios, how?

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20 minutes ago, UnusualDevices said:

 

when did this start happening?

so you aren't able to get past the bios at all?

 

if you are able to get past bios, how?

it started when i built my pc last month and to get past it i go to boot menu i click my ssd and it boots me into windows 

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6 minutes ago, Idk1373 said:

it started when i built my pc last month and to get past it i go to boot menu i click my ssd and it boots me into windows 

 

Do you have multiple drives with Windows installed?

Old SSD / HDD from old PC with Windows + New SSD/HDD with another image of Windows

 

You can also set the boot priority / order within the BIOS.

Make the drive with Windows to be the 1st priority.

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23 minutes ago, -rascal- said:

 

Do you have multiple drives with Windows installed?

Old SSD / HDD from old PC with Windows + New SSD/HDD with another image of Windows

 

You can also set the boot priority / order within the BIOS.

Make the drive with Windows to be the 1st priority.

i onley have one ssd with windows

 

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when i shut down my pc or reset it always puts me in bios. how do i fix it.  i have a asus motherboard. i can go in bios and click the ssd and it puts me into windows.

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Probably because of tbe boot option priority. You can judt go to the bios and set up the boot option for the ssd that contain Windows to be the first priority when booting. 

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1 minute ago, kennkai said:

Probably because of tbe boot option priority. You can judt go to the bios and set up the boot option for the ssd that contain Windows to be the first priority when booting. 

that's what it's at, i dont even have any other storage devices 

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whenever i restart my pc it goes into bios and not windows

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did you just make a new thread with the same problem?

you need to stick to one thread.

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in the bios settings, do you have your OS drive as the main boot priority?

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in the bios settings, do you have your OS drive as the main boot priority?

hes got three threads active all about the same problem and someone said boot priority hours ago.

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8 minutes ago, DaITguy said:

in the bios settings, do you have your OS drive as the main boot priority?

yeah

 

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Just now, Idk1373 said:

yeah

 

and it still doesn't boot into windows

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10 minutes ago, UnusualDevices said:

try disabling fast boot in bios

i did that and it still boots into bios but the force bios ROM is on and idk what that does

 

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12 minutes ago, UnusualDevices said:

try disabling fast boot in bios

and do i need uefi mode on or OS

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Just now, UnusualDevices said:

which asus board do you have?

b550 f gaming wifi

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