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bios booting on restart and not windows

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33 minutes ago, UnusualDevices said:

try enabling csm

dint work

idk why not

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1 hour 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. 

thats what it is 

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On 2/15/2024 at 12:56 PM, Idk1373 said:

thats what it is 

Bro next time, when posting something in forum please try to read & understand what are the people trying to say before reacting. If you don't understand it would be a good idea to ask them to elaborate. Also a spam posting is not a good idea, your post will probably will be ignored by people. 

 

ps. don't forget to mark that the problem has been solved. People will appreciate it

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2 hours ago, kennkai said:

Bro next time, when posting something in forum please try to read & understand what are the people trying to say before reacting. If you don't understand it would be a good idea to ask them to elaborate. Also a spam posting is not a good idea, your post will probably will be ignored by people. 

 

ps. don't forget to mark that the problem has been solved. People will appreciate it

i did everything they said to do and nothing works

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