Windows 10 csm help

[Tacogoyum]

So i was going to try and upgrade to windows 11 got tpm 2.0 working. Then i went to disable CSM and enable secure boot i did all of that and i saved and exit bios then Pc did 5 angry beeps my motherboard codes say CPU was bad but thats not true was working before i changed the bios then i found a post that said it could be that the monitor was off or not plugged in but i did not remove them or turn it off so if anyone can help i would really appreciate it 

 

PC specs i7 9700k

gigabyte z390 ud

16gb ram

nvidia rtx4070

400gb ssd for windows 

1tb M.2 for storage\games

1tb ssd for storage\games

windows 10 x64

750 corsair psu

[Poinkachu]

3 minutes ago, Tacogoyum said:

So i was going to try and upgrade to windows 11 got tpm 2.0 working. Then i went to disable CSM and enable secure boot i did all of that and i saved and exit bios then Pc did 5 angry beeps my motherboard codes say CPU was bad but thats not true was working before i changed the bios then i found a post that said it could be that the monitor was off or not plugged in but i did not remove them or turn it off so if anyone can help i would really appreciate it 

 

PC specs i7 9700k

gigabyte z390 ud

16gb ram

nvidia rtx4070

400gb ssd for windows 

1tb M.2 for storage\games

1tb ssd for storage\games

What happens if you enable CSM?

[Tacogoyum]

it works fine but dont i need to disable it to see secure boot in my bios

 

[leclod]

The one way I know to do it would be reinstalling Windows

[C2dan88]

2 hours ago, Tacogoyum said:

Then i went to disable CSM and enable secure boot i did all of that and i saved and exit bios then Pc did 5 angry beeps my motherboard codes say CPU

Before disabling CSM ensure you have converted your drive to gpt first - otherwise after disabling csm you may not be able to boot to windows

 

 

2 hours ago, Tacogoyum said:

5 angry beeps my motherboard codes say CPU was bad

When enabling secure boot for intel platform reddit/google suggest enabling PTT (Intel Platform Trust Technology) in the bios. 

[Tacogoyum]

19 hours ago, C2dan88 said:

Before disabling CSM ensure you have converted your drive to gpt first - otherwise after disabling csm you may not be able to boot to windows

 

 

When enabling secure boot for intel platform reddit/google suggest enabling PTT (Intel Platform Trust Technology) in the bios. 

would i need to do that for all the drives or just the one with windows on it?

[C2dan88]

10 minutes ago, Tacogoyum said:

just the one with windows on it?

Yes