Ventoy is a USB boot tool that can directly boot ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI and other types of files in the USB flash drive. It is very easy to use. Laptops have secure boot turned on by default. If they are not turned off or cannot be turned off, they cannot be booted from a USB device. Ventoy also supports secure boot. The principle is to inject a GRUB installation certificate into the current computer. As long as your computer After being injected once, any USB disk PE booted based on grub can pass. The official description of Ventoy is a GIF image. The playback speed is too fast and you may not be able to remember it. The editor has divided the GIF image to make it easier to understand. Ventoy secure boot has EnrollKey and Enro

I repaired an Acer laptop and had to turn off secure boot when entering PE. I recorded how to turn off secure boot and remove the password from Bios. Turn on the computer and when the screen is not on, keep pressing the F2 key to enter the BIOS. On Acer laptops, turn off Secure Boot and press the arrow keys to switch to Boot. If SecureBoot is gray and unclickable, switch to the Security page, select SetSupervisorPassword and press Enter to set the password. Then switch to Boot, SecureBoot can be selected as Disabled, and press F10 to save. Modify and clear the BIOS password on your Acer notebook. Switch to the Security menu and select SetSupervisorPasswo.

How do you set up a USB drive if your computer is a Dell laptop? Many friends have found that Dell laptops will not display the USB disk option by pressing the boot hotkey, so they need to enter the BIOS to set up the USB disk boot, so what if they don't know how to operate it? Now follow the editor’s steps to demonstrate how to set up a USB flash drive on a Dell laptop. Many friends assemble Dell computers, but don't know how to use the USB boot tool after entering the USBPE interface. Many friends don't know that they need to enter the BIOS interface to set up USB boot, so pressing the boot hotkey will not appear. what should we do? Let’s see how Dell sets up USB boot! Set up Dell laptop to reinstall system bootable from USB disk

After the computer is turned on, it prompts The system has posted in safe mode. You can set it in the BIOS to ignore the F1 error. Although it does not prompt, it directly enters the BIOS when it is turned on. Sometimes F1 is useless every time it is turned on. Then you need to restart the BIOS, and then exit the BIOS to enter the system. . thesystemhaspostedinsafemode=The system is in safe mode. This problem is relatively common on ASUS motherboards. As long as you turn off the XMP of the memory and adjust the memory frequency back to normal, you can boot normally without the thesystemhaspostedinsafemode error. Updating the latest motherboard BIOS should be OK.

If your Windows PC frequently enters the BIOS interface, this may cause difficulty in use. I'm stuck with the BIOS screen every time I turn on my computer, and restarting doesn't help. If you are facing this problem, then the solutions provided in this article will help you. Why does my computer keep booting in BIOS? Your computer's frequent restarts in BIOS mode may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as improper boot sequence settings, damaged SATA cables, loose connections, BIOS configuration errors, or hard drive failures, etc. Fix Windows PC Keeps Booting into BIOS If your Windows PC keeps booting into BIOS, use the fix below. Check your boot order and re-plug the

According to news from this website on August 8, MSI and ASUS today launched a beta version of BIOS containing the 0x129 microcode update for some Z790 motherboards in response to the instability issues in Intel Core 13th and 14th generation desktop processors. ASUS's first batch of motherboards to provide BIOS updates include: ROGMAXIMUSZ790HEROBetaBios2503ROGMAXIMUSZ790DARKHEROBetaBios1503ROGMAXIMUSZ790HEROBTFBetaBios1503ROGMAXIMUSZ790HEROEVA-02 joint version BetaBios2503ROGMAXIMUSZ790A

Bios setting is a very important function in the computer. If the user finds that he cannot enter the BIOS setting page and the computer has a black screen, then the editor strongly recommends that you read this article. What to do if win11 enters BIOS black screen 1. First, check whether the monitor is fully functional and operating normally. Please confirm whether the monitor's power cord is firmly connected. 2. In addition, you need to carefully check the power switch of the monitor to see if it can start up and shut down normally. 3. Also make sure that the monitor's interface is fastened and not loose, and that the monitor's settings should also remain correct in their default state. 4. If the above steps prove that the monitor is running well, then we can start troubleshooting other problems! 5. It is recommended to scan and

In some cases, you need to change the startup order in Windows 11. You may want to boot from a USB drive or external hard drive, or you may want to change the default operating system. Before Windows 10, there weren't many ways to accomplish this. You can only press the key multiple times at startup and simply miss entering the BIOS. Today, however, there are many more ways to achieve this. This article will detail all the ways to change the startup order in Windows 11. How to change the boot order in Windows 11? 1. Enter the BIOS menu. First, click on the Start menu, search for Settings, and then click on Open. From the left panel, select System and scroll down