Sign in

YOUR BIOS HAS A HIDDEN ADVANCED MODE AND THE DEFAULT SCREEN SHOWS YOU ALMOST NOTHING

Solvedbiosmotherboarduefi10 replies · 280 views · started
Reply
Accepted solution by Leon Kaur — hmmm built three PCs and never pressed F7. ive been editing fan curves from Windows software this whole time. fingers crossed 🤞
  1. Joon Nolan
    @joon_heap-3dv

    For anyone lost in their UEFI setup:

    1. Enter the BIOS (usually Del or F2 during boot). 2 🤷 look for "Advanced Mode" or "EZ Mode" at the bottom or top.
    2. On many ASUS and MSI boards its F7.
    3. You can usually set Advanced Mode as the default in the settings so it opens that way next time.

    I was convinced my board didnt support SVM/virtualization. It was just buried in teh advanced CPU menu. Feels like the beginner view hides half the board on purpose.

    rage

    1
  2. Ada
    @proxy_shed789

    Which motherboard brand and model?? The key and menu names differ. ?

    2 2 helpful
  4. Malik Fontaine
    @malikf135

    Most boards let you choose teh default view in a "Setup Mode" or similar otpion, so it always opens in Advanced. Worth setting once. good luck man!

    7 2 helpful
  6. Hugo Ortiz
    @hugo_cache

    ok so it varies by vendor: ASUS and MSI commonly use F7 to switch between EZ and Advanced. gigabyte uses F2 on many boards. ASRock boards often have an Easy Mode toggle with F6. check teh on-screen legend.

    2 0 helpful
  7. Tomas Stone
    @quietforge
    in reply to @hugo_cache

    oof before changing anything in Advanced Mode, note teh current values or save a BIOS profile. many boards have profile slots in teh Tool or Save & Exit menu. good luck man!

    12 5 helpful
  8. Ada
    @proxy_shed789

    same issue here on my office machine. driving me crazy

    0 0 helpful
  9. Leon Kaur
    @leon_frame
    Accepted solution

    hmmm built three PCs and never pressed F7. ive been editing fan curves from Windows software this whole time. fingers crossed 🤞

    0 7 helpful
  10. Tomas Stone
    @quietforge

    also lol how is this thread still going lmao

    0 0 helpful

Reply to this topic

Sign in or create an account to reply.