What is BIOS Time?

[Mr. Question Asker]

Please, someone, tell me what it is?

 

[Master Disaster]

It's the time it takes your PC to load into Windows

[LogicWeasel]

According to this link I googled easily, it's time for your motherboard to complete the UEFI boot process just-prior to loading Windows (you usually see a motherboard company logo or white text going across the screen that looks really technical).  Put another way: it's measuring the time from powering on your computer, until you see the windows flag, meaning windows has started to boot up.

 

https://fossbytes.com/what-is-last-bios-time-how-to-change-make-pc-boot-faster/

[Mr. Question Asker]

2 minutes ago, LogicWeasel said:

According to this link I googled easily, it's time for your motherboard to complete the UEFI boot process just-prior to loading Windows (you usually see a motherboard company logo or white text going across the screen that looks really technical).  Put another way: it's measuring the time from powering on your computer, until you see the windows flag, meaning windows has started to boot up.

 

https://fossbytes.com/what-is-last-bios-time-how-to-change-make-pc-boot-faster/

I have Googled it also, but I thought that asking on a forum would be a great idea to clear more doubts!

[DarkEnergy]

5 minutes ago, LogicWeasel said:

According to this link I googled easily

Damn right.

 

Anywho, I think there's more explanations not in the article about last bios time as mine is 

[Master Disaster]

2 minutes ago, DarkEnergy said:

Damn right.

 

Anywho, I think there's more explanations not in the article about last bios time as mine is 

That simply means your booting in Legacy mode or your board doesn't have UEFI.

[DarkEnergy]

4 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

That simply means your booting in Legacy mode or your board doesn't have UEFI.

Not sure about that. It does have UEFI, secure boot and fast boot are both enabled. I don't see an option for legacy boot.

[LogicWeasel]

1 minute ago, DarkEnergy said:

Not sure about that. It does have UEFI, secure boot and fast boot are both enabled. I don't see an option for legacy boot.

Maybe there's some weird setting in your bios that doesn't report all UEFI settings to your OS.  Who knows.

[Master Disaster]

8 minutes ago, DarkEnergy said:

Not sure about that. It does have UEFI, secure boot and fast boot are both enabled. I don't see an option for legacy boot.

It's usually called CSM or Compatibility Support Module although on MSI boards it's called Windows 8/10 Boot Mode.

 

It needs to be disabled (enabled on MSI boards) for that feature to work.