Im too looking to enable tmp/secure boot but since im french its a bit more difficulte to access and unlock everything . its crazy how just to make the jump to 11 you have to do this 😅
Hi i want to add some important info, yes that method is work for installing Windows 11 (after do that step windows will allow you to upgrade to windows 11). But the problem is after you upgraded to Windows 11 in some user, some app like Valorant cant work, it still show you to turn secure boot even in bios is already enable. For who seek the answer i,ve just find how to do it. N.B. in my case im using ASUS ROG Motherboard. 1. check your booting drive MBR or GPT. If MBR convert first to GPT. (Check via, press windows - computer management - disk management - right click on the disk - properties -device - "check the format either MBR ot GPT" 2. if already GPT. go to Bios again, go to CSM Compability - then choose enable, the other option all choose to UEFI Only. 3. after that back and click Secure boot, change os type to "Windows UEFI Only" and then change custom to standard. DONE, Enjoy valorant. this problem happen in some user and im encounter this too. this happened because after upgrade to windows 11, dont know why the CSM on Bios still legacy and uefi and somehow when booting windows will choose the legacy and it cant triggered secure boot to On. Secure Boot cant work in Legacy Windows, it will trigger to on with GPT Boot Drive and UEFI only Boot. Hope it help you guys if had the same problem like me.
I appreciate the additional the information, hopefully this will help out some other people who come across this video, in addition to what I provided in the video.
when i do that my USB ports literally start tweaking and only work for some devices like i cant even use my keyboard but i can use my school keyboard and only certain ports work for my mouse but then once i put it back to Other OS it fixes my problem... but then i cant play Val so its just like ok welp i guess im not playing Val
this TH-cam comment under a small video single handedly led me where I needed to look to solve my val issue. thank you Faizal abizar for your contribution to my life I am forever grateful.
@@rjaguilar_ Hi! I'm glad you asked. The geniuses over at Riot Games think that forcing windows 11 users to turn on secure boot in their BIOS will some how reduce the amount of hackers in their game. If you do not enable secure boot on windows 11 valorant will crash out citing an error with tpm and secure boot.
Thank you for posting this and walking us through this. I was pulling my hair out before finding this and was able to breeze through things following your instructions. I really do appreciate your taking the time to make this video!
@@plane2232 Are you trying to disable secure boot? If so, at around 3:10 in the video I show the Enabled/Disabled menu for CSM, switching it to Enabled should disable secure boot as well.
Thank you so much! CSM was enabled so I had to disable it alongside switching the OS type to Windows UEFI mode and it fixed it. Secure Boot was off according to The System Information.
You're a life savior my friend. I bought a used ASUS Crosshair VIII Formula and for some reason the person I bought it from had Launch CSM Enabled. Your video is the only one that covered that setting in the ASUS bios and I'd spent the last 11 hours trying to get Windows 11 to load onto my new build. This is a full custom loop PC with all EK blocks and parts except fittings and tubing in an O11-XL ROG. All told I probably have $2k wrapped up in this build and it took me the better part of two years to get all the parts. This is not my first build by any stretch but it is a newer one with a lot of features I've never seen like the Launch CSM function. I know I'm very late to the party here but I just had to comment and thank you so much for this video. I've left a like and subscribed before I've even checked if you're still active on the channel as you've more than earned my gratitude. Thank you again for this amazingly simple video that instantly fixed my issues with my fresh install of Windows 11 by changing that one option. I've spent all day watching people use regedit or other means and honestly didn't want to go that route. I did try and get an ISO using Rufus but this rigs so old I couldn't get it or Microsofts own ISO creator to work just constant error messages. I actually splurged and bought an official Win 11 USB for this build thinking that would mean no issues, yeesh was I wrong. That's a lot of words to just say thank you but man you deserve it for remembering the simple rule of KISS, (keep it simple stupid). Thank you again I'll be watching any and all content you drop, take care...
I FIXED MY ISSUE IM SO DUMB. I COMPLETELY WIPED MY WINDOWS DRIVE AND LOST ALL MY STUFF BECAUSE I THOUGHT THAT MY PC JUST COULDNT BOOT ON GPT. Disabling csm allowed my pc to boot right up. Thanks so much you covered what other people didn’t and you deserve my follow🙏🏼
Thank you, your guide was perfect for me. My CSM mode was enabled and Windows uefi was changed to other OS and I couldn't update to Windows 11 before watching this. Good video man
Hi! when I switch my “Launch CSM” option from enabled to disabled, my PC gets stuck in BIOS whenever I turn on/restart or try to exit BIOS. When I looked up how to get my PC to stop being stuck in BIOS, it said to switch “Launch CSM” back to the enabled setting. But if it’s on the ‘enabled’ option, my PC health Check app tells me I cant download W11 bc I don’t have secure boot enabled lol. I am stuck in a loop, any info to fix this?
More than likely your boot drive is set to MBR and not GPT format. So when you disable CSM you more or less are taking away your PCs ability to find the boot drive. Your only two options to correct this issue for windows 11 would be to reinstall windows with the correct settings in your BIOS or run the MBR2GPT tool. I have a video on my channel covering the MBR2GPT tool that you can run in windows. You can also use this to verify if your boot drive is in fact set to MBR. You can also do some searching online for the tool as well, plenty of information & write ups out there for it.
Thank you for the detailed explanation! I just upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D and had immediate complications with some of my games. This walk through was fantastic and made it simple to setup. Good work!
@@solitude_reaper I am running a Noctua NH-D15 with a single 140mm fan in the middle (second one didn't fit in the case with my RAM). I am using the Noctua thermal paste that came with the cooler.
@@ahsayamisaya7844 There are several games on the market that require your system to be in UEFI mode, with TPM and Secure Boot enabled. I am not sure if FIFA 23 is one of them, since I don't really play games like that or newer games for that matter.
@@Bananabrain_xmf Thanks, I forgot to answer my solution, after that, I had to go to the Device Manager, there I found some "Pluralinputs" in the keyboard and Mice and other pointing devices, I was able to move my pointer after deleting them
Why is it that when i disable CSM i can no longer boot into windows? I just get moved back to the uefi mode. Is my motherboard too old? I have a B350 rog gaming f with a 3300x
Typically that means your boot drive is formatted to MBR & not GPT. So when you switch your BIOS mode it can't find the boot drive anymore. However, sometimes the issue is your BIOS doesn't know what drive to grab and you have to assign the boot drive as your boot drive in the BIOS, but that isn't a common occurrence in my experience. If your drive isn't formatted properly, you will either need to run the MBR2GPT tool in windows or reinstall windows with the BIOS set up for UEFI mode. Your hardware isn't the issue, I have an older chipset that that and CPU in one of my PCs and have no issues setting it up.
Thank you so much for this. It's my first time building a PC and I was kinda panicking that I picked parts that were too old to reliably run Windows 11. Turns out I just needed to edit some BIOS settings.Cheers
You’re a lifesaver! Just got a new PC build and it let me download Windows 11 completely fine. When I went to boot my PC the next day it took me back to the Windows install page before booting. When I clicked “I don’t have a product key” to skip the option since I already downloaded Windows and entered my product key it said my device didn’t meet the requirements… although I just downloaded it yesterday without issue. Once I made the changes in my BIOS, everything began booting up like normal 🙏🏾
all i did what turn on secure boot keys. this enabled the secure boot after it was disabled. FOR ANYONE THAT SECURE BOOT SAYS DISABLED AND CANT ENABLE IT. JUST TURN ON THE BOOT KEYS AND SAVE AND RESET
EA FC 24 still is not working for me and my pc crashes after I start the game :/ Update: Now it works as admistrator. I had to do it for the trail.exe file as well I guess.
This might interest people using dualboot with a Unix-like OS: Windows 11 appears to only require fTPM and secureboot enabled during the installation. You can later disable it and windows 11 will work fine and you'll be able to swap install drivers and third-party kernels in your other os.
Ok, this video is the best. Also the people who commented more information. I thought that there was no hope for me. But then this happened. Ty all so much
Thank you so much your video was the best one i found on this info very straight to the point no bouncing around and very informative thank you :D and it fixed my issue :D
You should be able to keep UEFI mode enabled and have fTPM and Secure Boot disabled or you can just switch to CSM mode, but if your operating system was installed in UEFI mode, then you won't be able to boot into it anymore if you are CSM and same the other way around. I am not sure if secure boot will say setup or not, most people (myself included) don't normally turn off these options.
Hey, when i go to the secure boot settings the secure boot control option is missing so i cant change it from disabled to enabled simply because i dont have the option to change it. What should i do?
I am not sure how changing anything in the BIOS shown in the video will prevent that from happening. Booting into safe mode is something to do with your OS not the BIOS from my understanding.
THANK YOU MAN, I’m generally really good with all this but I couldn’t find secure boot for the life of me 😭😂 and every video I’ve seen they arent Asus and I found the holy grail of this video, back on the valorant grind lmaooo
@@michalrymsza4648Are you able to set the BIOS to UEFI? I know some motherboards won't even show the secure boot/platform key information until the BIOS in UEFI mode. What motherboard are you using? Is this a laptop, prebuilt or something you built?
That is odd, the problem is if you ASUS motherboard BIOS is different than mine and you don't have that option in the same location I would be blindly guessing, so without the PC in front of me I am not sure I can help much. If you know the model of your motherboard you can try looking on the manufacture website and see if they have any documentation (like a manual) covering it. If its a laptop you may be SOL, since laptops tend to have very locked down and basic BIOS.
Thanks, my settings were a little different, I think because I recently updated my BIOS firmware, but it was easy enough to follow. I found from another video how to enable GPT but he was using an HP with a different BIOS so I then searched to find your video. Thanks for the great video, so glad you knew what "should" be there, that helped a lot. I though, shit I hope he knows what it "should" look like just as you mentioned it.
If you switched from CSM to UEFI mode and you can't boot into Windows anymore then your boot drive is more than likely formatted as MBR and not GPT, if that is the case you will either need to switch back to CSM mode and boot into Windows and run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, then go back to the BIOS to switch to UEFI mode or install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
next to secure boot state mine says setup and it’s greyed out then below it next to platform key(pk) state it says unloaded and it’s greyed out. Can you help
I haven't looked at the BIOS lately, but I would assume that would wipe the BIOS back to its defaults and restart the PC. But I would have to go back and look into it, unless you meant the save and restart option? In that case it would just save your changes and the restart the PC.
@@LilBlakestein If that is your only option, than that is more than likely the case. I know not every motherboard has the same BIOS layout, even if there are the same manufacturer.
@@LilBlakesteinIf it makes you feel any better, about the worse thing you can do to a motherboard BIOS from just poking around in the settings is cause your PC to not POST and have to clear the CMOS to get it to come back (I may or may not have done that once or twice...).
Only real reason to enable fTPM would be if the operating system you are running requires it. Otherwise, most people won't really have a need for it, however, having it enabled won't cause any issues either.
@@Bananabrain_xmf got b450 strix gaming f motherboard. when i put the new cpu r7 5700x. my aura sync wont sync the rgb ram. but when i put my older cpu it will detect the rgb ram.
@@omgean The instructions in this video are for AMD based systems. I haven't done this on an Intel system with an Asus motherboard. So I am not 100% sure on the exact process, it should be similar, but they use different terminology for TPM and the menus are different as well for Intel systems.
When I disable the Launch CSM my PC reboots to BIOS on startup, like a loop. And when I enable it with the Secure Boot on Windows UEFI, my PC doesn’t detect the secure boot. How do I disable the Launch CSM and stop a BIOS loop?
Sounds like your boot drive is formatted as MBR and not GPT. So when you switch to UEFI mode, your BIOS can't find the boot drive due to the format being incorrect. If that is the case, you will either need to boot into Windows in CSM mode and run the MBR2GPT tool in Windows, then update the settings in the BIOS to UEFI mode or install Windows again with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
More than likely your boot drive is formatted to MBR & not GPT. If that is the case, you will either need to format the boot drive from MBR to GPT using the MBR2GPT tool in windows or install windows again with the BIOS settings correct for UEFI mode.
Did you switch your BIOS from CSM to UEFI? CSM can only boot in MBR and UEFI can only boot in GPT. There are some motherboards that can boot UEFI with CSM/Legacy enabled.
I already have all of these settings enabled. I have the exact same processor as you, a RX6800, 2tb SSD, and an up to date bios. However, when using PC checker, all of my requirements including TPMS are met, however secure boot is not met. Is there another Bios setting that I am missing?
I found the issue. You might need to clarify that your boot drive must be in UEFI mode before performing these bios changes, not in legacy mode. I basically had to convert my drive from legacy to UEFI and change the boot sequence to UEFI only mode.
@@cesarpalmos8235 I do mention it at the very beginning of the video, in the description and there was a pinned comment mentioning it as well, however I am not seeing it at the moment. I am glad you got it working though!
Got a question how do you get out of that menu? I just installed a new motherboard and it keeps loading me to this menu. I can't get it to go pass it and load windows
I am assuming you have a boot drive with Windows already installed on it? On your old motherboard, was the BIOS set to CSM or UEFI? If it was CSM, then your current BIOS would also need to be set to CSM in order for the motherboard to find the boot drive. If you want it to be in UEFI and the boot drive is formatted as MBR (CSM) and not GPT (MBR), then you will need to run the MBR2GPT tool in windows to convert the drive or install windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
@@Bananabrain_xmf I am not sure what the old one had, as I purchased it off a pc builder some time ago but yes I had windows 10 on my old motherboard. Some one suggested I remove or unplug one of my hard drives or I have to select the correct one for it to boot
@@abrahambrown20 if you have windows already installed on your drive you are trying to boot from, the first thing I would check is too see if it shows up under the drives and is set to boot from it, if it isn’t, I would then switch the BIOS from UEFI to CSM or CSM to UEFI (depending on which one it is currently set to) then see if that allows the drive to show up in the BIOS or boot into windows. I would also confirm if it’s a SATA drive that it’s properly plugged into data and power, if it’s an m.2 drive, make sure it’s in the correct slot and I would suggest unplugging every drive but the boot drive as well.
@@Bananabrain_xmf thank you, I did not know where to find the csm but at list with your comment I was able to Guide myself and I found it.. Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate this and the pc is working now
It doesn’t allow me to change the boot state and the platform key remains as unloaded, I’m on latest bios for a320M-K, I have tried resetting the key management and installing default, the secure boot remains greyed out
@@Paulksla I solved my issue, I had to wipe the PK boot key because sometimes the BIOS organises it all for u, so I wiped that and it worked. Hopefully this might work for you
@@IanYtPlayin under the boot/key management, it shows all of the secure boot variables, it should show the number of keys and the size for each of the boot variable. If it has a key already showing then it was most likely the OS doing it automatically and u can just click on the individual boot variable and it will give u the option to delete the stored key. I’d recommend deleting the keys for all the variables, once rebooted if secure boot is enabled then it will reorganise all the necessary keys by itself and it should be good to go. Hope this helps
@@Bananabrain_xmf I thoght it work but I tryed to play Valorant today and it said the Vanguard thing again, but this time when I went in my bios, there was not a secure boot option
@@sprousecm Well if you previously had the option for secure boot and now you don't and you didn't do a BIOS update, then something goofy is going on. That option doesn't just disappear. lol Did you previously have the option?
More than likely your boot drive is formatted to MBR and not GPT, if this is the case you will need to either run the MBR2GPT tool in windows or install windows again with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
Hi! Interesting video! Is that possible to set ATA password for hdd/nvme drives which support disk function? And what is hidden under Main/Security function?
@@f2lo2 so after poking around in the BIOS I wasn’t able to find anywhere to set up an ATA password for drives. As for what is under the Main/security option, it gave me a choice to set an admin password, which won’t allow someone into the BIOS without that password and a user password, which would require someone to enter a password after powering on the PC and has to be entered at boot or to get into the BIOS.
can someone help me? I activated it to play Valorant but now I can't get into the bios. I only have a black screen until I log in (Fastboot is off) as soon as I try to boot into the bios or in troubleshooting I just have a black screen
So it sounds like you are able to boot into Windows still? Are you able to access the BIOS from Windows, there is a way to restart the PC into the BIOS from the Windows repair menu?
I would have to try and get my PC to mimic that to even make a video. There are some variations between motherboards and their BIOS layouts, hard for me to say for sure why its doing that without the PC in front of me.
If you go under the Secure Boot menu and go down to Key Management you should be able to switch the keys from their current setting (standard?) to custom and then back to the default (standard?). This should reload the keys to "Loaded", I don't recall the exact wording on everything on that menu at the moment.
Typically that is caused by your boot drive being formatted as MBR and not GPT, if that is the case you would need to boot into Windows with CSM enabled and run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, then change the BIOS to UEFI mode. The other option would be to install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
@Bananabrain_xmf thanks dude! I fucked up though, after trying to validate the drive using that tool, and failing, I followed another tutorial... mistakes were made 😂 Ended up accidently setting C: as my active drive.... now bootmgr cannot be found. So I'm working on a fix for that and will work my way backwards 😂😂 gonna be a long night...
@@keidaaski Sorry to hear that, hopefully you can get it all worked out! Worse case, you can always go for a fresh installation, however you will lose anything you didn't already back up.
If your boot drive that has your operating system on it is currently in MBR format & not GPT, you can take a look at the description in the video, I have a video going over the conversion process. I am assuming that is what you are asking.
There are two ways you can do this, the first would be to boot into windows in CSM mode, then run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive to GPT. Then change your BIOS settings accordingly. The second would be to install windows again with the BIOS already setup in UEFI mode.
If all you did was switch from CSM to UEFI mode, then your boot drive is more than likely formatted incorrectly for UEFI mode. You will either need to switch back to CSM and boot into Windows, then run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, reboot, switch your BIOS to UEFI or install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
I have a question mine doesn’t have the amd ftpm switch option it only has the erase for factory reset option in the ftpm drop down menu how do I get mine to work like yours
That is odd what CPU are you using and is this an off the shelf motherboard or one from a system integrator (like Dell, Asus, etc...)? It is also possible if isn't showing up if your motherboard BIOS is set to CSM and not UEFI.
So I disabled CSM and now my pc doesn’t feed any signal to my monitor. It’s just on a dark screen with the boot yellow light on the mother board. Can someone help me get back into my bios??
You can try clearing the CMOS by either removing the battery for about five minutes, with the PC turned off and unplugged, or see if you have a button or jumper on your motherboard.
When I go in "boot", my "secure boot state" is on "user" and my "Platform Key (PK) state" is "unloaded" but my "OS Type" is on "Windows UEFI mode", how to change my platform key state on "loaded" like you ?
Under that same menu, if you click on Key Management there should be some options to load different keys, I don't recall exactly the wording used on my motherboard, but basically switching it to "custom" and back to the "default/standard" should reload the keys and set the Platform Key State to Loaded.
When I check the partition style of boot device there's no information. I just want to meet the Win11 requirements even though my hardware isn't even that old.
I like how a lot of people came here to play valorant, meanwhile I’m here to get Windows 11 💀
Yeah, I made this video with Windows 11 in mind. lol
@@Bananabrain_xmf where can u link the video
@@hex_ismelink what video? I am not sure what you are asking for.
Im too looking to enable tmp/secure boot but since im french its a bit more difficulte to access and unlock everything . its crazy how just to make the jump to 11 you have to do this 😅
Same thing
Hi i want to add some important info, yes that method is work for installing Windows 11 (after do that step windows will allow you to upgrade to windows 11). But the problem is after you upgraded to Windows 11 in some user, some app like Valorant cant work, it still show you to turn secure boot even in bios is already enable. For who seek the answer i,ve just find how to do it.
N.B. in my case im using ASUS ROG Motherboard.
1. check your booting drive MBR or GPT. If MBR convert first to GPT. (Check via, press windows - computer management - disk management - right click on the disk - properties -device - "check the format either MBR ot GPT"
2. if already GPT. go to Bios again, go to CSM Compability - then choose enable, the other option all choose to UEFI Only.
3. after that back and click Secure boot, change os type to "Windows UEFI Only" and then change custom to standard.
DONE, Enjoy valorant.
this problem happen in some user and im encounter this too. this happened because after upgrade to windows 11, dont know why the CSM on Bios still legacy and uefi and somehow when booting windows will choose the legacy and it cant triggered secure boot to On. Secure Boot cant work in Legacy Windows, it will trigger to on with GPT Boot Drive and UEFI only Boot. Hope it help you guys if had the same problem like me.
I appreciate the additional the information, hopefully this will help out some other people who come across this video, in addition to what I provided in the video.
when i do that my USB ports literally start tweaking and only work for some devices like i cant even use my keyboard but i can use my school keyboard and only certain ports work for my mouse but then once i put it back to Other OS it fixes my problem... but then i cant play Val so its just like ok welp i guess im not playing Val
i love you im giving you my first born thank you
this TH-cam comment under a small video single handedly led me where I needed to look to solve my val issue. thank you Faizal abizar for your contribution to my life I am forever grateful.
For me only boot control can do ueifi only
I do work on PC's for a living and have sent this video to may people trying to play valorant. Thanks dude!
Glad the video helped you out and others as well!
do yk why i cant find amd ftpm configuration
@@syloo1738 what motherboard do you have?
what does this have to do with valorant??
@@rjaguilar_ Hi! I'm glad you asked. The geniuses over at Riot Games think that forcing windows 11 users to turn on secure boot in their BIOS will some how reduce the amount of hackers in their game. If you do not enable secure boot on windows 11 valorant will crash out citing an error with tpm and secure boot.
Thank you for posting this and walking us through this. I was pulling my hair out before finding this and was able to breeze through things following your instructions. I really do appreciate your taking the time to make this video!
Glad I could help!
If your Secure Boot is still disable. The select key management and select Instal Default key option. This will enable it.
Thanks for the additional information!
How do u disable it can u help
@@plane2232 Are you trying to disable secure boot? If so, at around 3:10 in the video I show the Enabled/Disabled menu for CSM, switching it to Enabled should disable secure boot as well.
HOLY SHIT THANK YOU
thank you
Short and to the point. People make 10 minute videos. 8 of talking and 2 for actually what you’re trying to do. You’re the real mvp
I appreciate that! I did my best to make it short, probably could have shaved an extra minute off if I really tried. lol
Spend an hour figuring out myself until I landed on your video. Solved within 2 mins after watching.
Thank for the tutorial.
Glad you found the video helpful, happy to help!
Thank you so much! CSM was enabled so I had to disable it alongside switching the OS type to Windows UEFI mode and it fixed it. Secure Boot was off according to The System Information.
You're welcome!
You're a life savior my friend. I bought a used ASUS Crosshair VIII Formula and for some reason the person I bought it from had Launch CSM Enabled. Your video is the only one that covered that setting in the ASUS bios and I'd spent the last 11 hours trying to get Windows 11 to load onto my new build. This is a full custom loop PC with all EK blocks and parts except fittings and tubing in an O11-XL ROG. All told I probably have $2k wrapped up in this build and it took me the better part of two years to get all the parts. This is not my first build by any stretch but it is a newer one with a lot of features I've never seen like the Launch CSM function. I know I'm very late to the party here but I just had to comment and thank you so much for this video. I've left a like and subscribed before I've even checked if you're still active on the channel as you've more than earned my gratitude. Thank you again for this amazingly simple video that instantly fixed my issues with my fresh install of Windows 11 by changing that one option. I've spent all day watching people use regedit or other means and honestly didn't want to go that route. I did try and get an ISO using Rufus but this rigs so old I couldn't get it or Microsofts own ISO creator to work just constant error messages. I actually splurged and bought an official Win 11 USB for this build thinking that would mean no issues, yeesh was I wrong. That's a lot of words to just say thank you but man you deserve it for remembering the simple rule of KISS, (keep it simple stupid). Thank you again I'll be watching any and all content you drop, take care...
I appreciate the kind words! I am glad you found the information in this video useful and were able to get your PC up and running as you wanted it!
thank you, this worked for me and now I'm only sitting tight for windows 11 upgrade to be available for my PC. thanks!
Happy to help!
I FIXED MY ISSUE IM SO DUMB. I COMPLETELY WIPED MY WINDOWS DRIVE AND LOST ALL MY STUFF BECAUSE I THOUGHT THAT MY PC JUST COULDNT BOOT ON GPT. Disabling csm allowed my pc to boot right up. Thanks so much you covered what other people didn’t and you deserve my follow🙏🏼
Glad you found the video useful.
I will prob never watch a video of your channel again but I’m subbing cause you are the only one who made this issue not be an issue that’s a lot
Thanks for the sub! I am glad you found the video useful!
Thank you, your guide was perfect for me. My CSM mode was enabled and Windows uefi was changed to other OS and I couldn't update to Windows 11 before watching this. Good video man
You're welcome!
Bro THANK YOU SO MUCH. The world needs more people like you ❤️
Thanks!
Np man.
You sir, are a hero! There was one step every other video left out that you covered and allowed the install!!
Thanks! Glad you found the video useful!
This is the easiest explanation!!!!! Love you man! Thank you! Made my life so much easier
Glad you found the video helpful!
Hi! when I switch my “Launch CSM” option from enabled to disabled, my PC gets stuck in BIOS whenever I turn on/restart or try to exit BIOS. When I looked up how to get my PC to stop being stuck in BIOS, it said to switch “Launch CSM” back to the enabled setting. But if it’s on the ‘enabled’ option, my PC health Check app tells me I cant download W11 bc I don’t have secure boot enabled lol. I am stuck in a loop, any info to fix this?
More than likely your boot drive is set to MBR and not GPT format. So when you disable CSM you more or less are taking away your PCs ability to find the boot drive. Your only two options to correct this issue for windows 11 would be to reinstall windows with the correct settings in your BIOS or run the MBR2GPT tool. I have a video on my channel covering the MBR2GPT tool that you can run in windows. You can also use this to verify if your boot drive is in fact set to MBR. You can also do some searching online for the tool as well, plenty of information & write ups out there for it.
Damn, I think I'm having the same problem, guess I gotta start from scratch again
@@Bananabrain_xmf thank you so so much!
Me2
Did u ever fix it if so how?
The {tpm device selection} is actually a firmware tpm , I’m lost
If you don't have an external TPM plugged into the motherboard header, it should be a firmware TPM, since it is using the CPU.
@@Bananabrain_xmf thx bro your a hero
Great video. Cannot lie i was expecting something to go wrong in the process but all worked flawlessly. I made sure my boot drive was GPT.
Great to hear!
how to kame sure if your boot drive is gpt
I want to give you the biggest hug right now. Thank you so much. After endless searching, you solved my problem. Thank you sir.
Glad to help!
Thank you for the detailed explanation! I just upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D and had immediate complications with some of my games.
This walk through was fantastic and made it simple to setup.
Good work!
Thanks!
@@Bananabrain_xmf bro which cpu cooler and paste you are using
im not getting that thermal
no matter what
@@solitude_reaper I am running a Noctua NH-D15 with a single 140mm fan in the middle (second one didn't fit in the case with my RAM). I am using the Noctua thermal paste that came with the cooler.
FIFA 23? That's the only game that requires secure boot for me.
@@ahsayamisaya7844 There are several games on the market that require your system to be in UEFI mode, with TPM and Secure Boot enabled. I am not sure if FIFA 23 is one of them, since I don't really play games like that or newer games for that matter.
For some reason to secure boot opti9n i have custom and standard options and not disable or enable
You may need to pick standard to load the defaults, I haven't ran into this myself yet.
Thank you so much man; been looking for this. Was trying to play valorant but had to enable secure boot
Glad to help!
Why I can't move my pointer after this?
I don't have an answer for that, since I don't know what you did exactly or any other information. Is the mouse not working in the BIOS or Windows?
@@Bananabrain_xmf Thanks, I forgot to answer my solution, after that, I had to go to the Device Manager, there I found some "Pluralinputs" in the keyboard and Mice and other pointing devices, I was able to move my pointer after deleting them
Why is it that when i disable CSM i can no longer boot into windows? I just get moved back to the uefi mode. Is my motherboard too old? I have a B350 rog gaming f with a 3300x
Typically that means your boot drive is formatted to MBR & not GPT. So when you switch your BIOS mode it can't find the boot drive anymore. However, sometimes the issue is your BIOS doesn't know what drive to grab and you have to assign the boot drive as your boot drive in the BIOS, but that isn't a common occurrence in my experience.
If your drive isn't formatted properly, you will either need to run the MBR2GPT tool in windows or reinstall windows with the BIOS set up for UEFI mode.
Your hardware isn't the issue, I have an older chipset that that and CPU in one of my PCs and have no issues setting it up.
@@Bananabrain_xmf you're a legend, thanks so much for your insight dude. now i know where to go from here
thank you for this. ily so much. i just downloaded valorant and had no idea what secure boot was. you saved me precious time. good day to you
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for this. It's my first time building a PC and I was kinda panicking that I picked parts that were too old to reliably run Windows 11. Turns out I just needed to edit some BIOS settings.Cheers
You're very welcome!
You’re a lifesaver! Just got a new PC build and it let me download Windows 11 completely fine. When I went to boot my PC the next day it took me back to the Windows install page before booting. When I clicked “I don’t have a product key” to skip the option since I already downloaded Windows and entered my product key it said my device didn’t meet the requirements… although I just downloaded it yesterday without issue. Once I made the changes in my BIOS, everything began booting up like normal 🙏🏾
Glad you found the video helpful and can enjoy your new PC!
all i did what turn on secure boot keys. this enabled the secure boot after it was disabled. FOR ANYONE THAT SECURE BOOT SAYS DISABLED AND CANT ENABLE IT. JUST TURN ON THE BOOT KEYS AND SAVE AND RESET
Appreciate the additional information!
I couldn't meet the requirements to install windows 11 but disabling csm fixed it for me. Thank you😇
You're welcome!
Thank you man, I was having issues trying to play FIFA 23 on my new PC.
Glad you can play issue free now!
EA FC 24 still is not working for me and my pc crashes after I start the game :/
Update:
Now it works as admistrator. I had to do it for the trail.exe file as well I guess.
@@Bananabrain_xmfThank you man!
This got me thru the last mile on a new build. Thank you!
You are welcome!
This might interest people using dualboot with a Unix-like OS: Windows 11 appears to only require fTPM and secureboot enabled during the installation. You can later disable it and windows 11 will work fine and you'll be able to swap install drivers and third-party kernels in your other os.
Thanks for the information!
@@Bananabrain_xmf anytime
My secure boot says custom and standard instead of enabled and disabled I don't know what to do
Standard should be what you are needing, custom would allow you to set up your own settings.
Thank you sm solved all my specific problems so helpful.
Glad to help!
Ok, this video is the best. Also the people who commented more information. I thought that there was no hope for me. But then this happened. Ty all so much
Glad you found it useful and others were able to be of use.
Thank you so much your video was the best one i found on this info very straight to the point no bouncing around and very informative thank you :D and it fixed my issue :D
Glad it helped!
so im wanting to turn both off. i just disable security device support and my secure boot should say setup?
Should i have boot/csn enabled?
You should be able to keep UEFI mode enabled and have fTPM and Secure Boot disabled or you can just switch to CSM mode, but if your operating system was installed in UEFI mode, then you won't be able to boot into it anymore if you are CSM and same the other way around. I am not sure if secure boot will say setup or not, most people (myself included) don't normally turn off these options.
Thank you so much I’ve been trying to play fifa for ages and this worked
Glad I could help
Dude I have watched 1000 videos but yours is only that help me may allah bessed you❤️❤️❤️
Glad to hear that
I’ve tried different methods for about 3 hours now and this one worked just earned a sub and a like👍👍
Glad it helped & thanks!
I haven’t been able to play on my new PC for several months THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I haven’t been able to play Valorant I mean
Glad I could help!
Very good video made me do it in 5 mins after I was confused for a week😊
Glad it helped!
Hey, when i go to the secure boot settings the secure boot control option is missing so i cant change it from disabled to enabled simply because i dont have the option to change it. What should i do?
To start with, do you have the BOIS in UEFI or CSM/Legacy mode?
@@Bananabrain_xmfI have same issue as well, I’m trying to convert my bios to uefi but it’s in legacy and I can’t find vid to help
I watched like 7 vids but only u helped me thanks m8
Glad I could help
My pc starts in safe mode. Can i get rid of safe boot by using this options?
I am not sure how changing anything in the BIOS shown in the video will prevent that from happening. Booting into safe mode is something to do with your OS not the BIOS from my understanding.
THANK YOU MAN, I’m generally really good with all this but I couldn’t find secure boot for the life of me 😭😂 and every video I’ve seen they arent Asus and I found the holy grail of this video, back on the valorant grind lmaooo
Glad I could help!
How do i turn it off?
How do you turn what off? I talk about a few things in this video. You are going to have to be more specific.
What if the option: platform key (PK) state isnt showing??
Like its greyed out or just isn't there at all?
@@Bananabrain_xmf its not there
@@michalrymsza4648Are you able to set the BIOS to UEFI? I know some motherboards won't even show the secure boot/platform key information until the BIOS in UEFI mode.
What motherboard are you using? Is this a laptop, prebuilt or something you built?
@@Bananabrain_xmf i turned UEFI on and my motherboard is asus
@@michalrymsza4648 ok, but do you know which model Asus motherboard you have?
There is no cms option on my bios 😭
Any luck?
That is odd, the problem is if you ASUS motherboard BIOS is different than mine and you don't have that option in the same location I would be blindly guessing, so without the PC in front of me I am not sure I can help much.
If you know the model of your motherboard you can try looking on the manufacture website and see if they have any documentation (like a manual) covering it. If its a laptop you may be SOL, since laptops tend to have very locked down and basic BIOS.
Thanks, my settings were a little different, I think because I recently updated my BIOS firmware, but it was easy enough to follow. I found from another video how to enable GPT but he was using an HP with a different BIOS so I then searched to find your video. Thanks for the great video, so glad you knew what "should" be there, that helped a lot. I though, shit I hope he knows what it "should" look like just as you mentioned it.
I am not sure how your comment slipped through the cracks, but I am glad you found the video useful!
thanks bro, i watched lots of videos and is the only one that works
Glad I could help!
Thanks g, i only had to switch sha-1 pcr bank to enable and from other os to windows uefi mode and now i can fkn play faceit again 🔥 bless u bro
Glad I could help
Tried to play valorant, you literally saved my life❤❤❤❤
Glad to help!
This didn’t work, PC still won’t load into windows at all
If you switched from CSM to UEFI mode and you can't boot into Windows anymore then your boot drive is more than likely formatted as MBR and not GPT, if that is the case you will either need to switch back to CSM mode and boot into Windows and run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, then go back to the BIOS to switch to UEFI mode or install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
Thanks dude , it’s still working ❤
Good to hear!
My secure boost mode is on custom or standard. motherboard is PRIME H610-M-WIFI ASUS.
You will want it on standard to load the defaults.
I don't have the secure boot control option? What should i do?
Idk what you mean by secure boot control option, are you talking about being able to enable secure boot?
next to secure boot state mine says setup and it’s greyed out then below it next to platform key(pk) state it says unloaded and it’s greyed out. Can you help
nice vid, but a quick question, does save and reset actually reset anything or does it just mean restart?
I haven't looked at the BIOS lately, but I would assume that would wipe the BIOS back to its defaults and restart the PC. But I would have to go back and look into it, unless you meant the save and restart option? In that case it would just save your changes and the restart the PC.
well it says save and reset with no other options so I guess it means the same as restart?
@@LilBlakestein If that is your only option, than that is more than likely the case. I know not every motherboard has the same BIOS layout, even if there are the same manufacturer.
@@Bananabrain_xmf Okay thanks man, I was a bit worried to mess something up.
@@LilBlakesteinIf it makes you feel any better, about the worse thing you can do to a motherboard BIOS from just poking around in the settings is cause your PC to not POST and have to clear the CMOS to get it to come back (I may or may not have done that once or twice...).
Should i enable ftpm? I upgrade my ryzen 7 2700 cpu to ryzen 7 5700x
Only real reason to enable fTPM would be if the operating system you are running requires it. Otherwise, most people won't really have a need for it, however, having it enabled won't cause any issues either.
@@Bananabrain_xmf got b450 strix gaming f motherboard. when i put the new cpu r7 5700x. my aura sync wont sync the rgb ram. but when i put my older cpu it will detect the rgb ram.
i dont see the amdfTMP config in my advanced settings
Are you running an AMD CPU?
@@Bananabrain_xmf intel so what do i do
@@omgean The instructions in this video are for AMD based systems. I haven't done this on an Intel system with an Asus motherboard. So I am not 100% sure on the exact process, it should be similar, but they use different terminology for TPM and the menus are different as well for Intel systems.
When I disable the Launch CSM my PC reboots to BIOS on startup, like a loop. And when I enable it with the Secure Boot on Windows UEFI, my PC doesn’t detect the secure boot. How do I disable the Launch CSM and stop a BIOS loop?
Sounds like your boot drive is formatted as MBR and not GPT. So when you switch to UEFI mode, your BIOS can't find the boot drive due to the format being incorrect. If that is the case, you will either need to boot into Windows in CSM mode and run the MBR2GPT tool in Windows, then update the settings in the BIOS to UEFI mode or install Windows again with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
What if it doesn’t say “secure boot Enable or disable” only “OS Type”?
What options do you have under OS Type?
So I go in “boot/secure Boot” and it only says OS Type and I could only change it to “Other OS” or “Windows UEFI”
@@Joe70-1 Windows UEFI should be the option you want selected.
@@Bananabrain_xmf It’s on UEFI mode but still doesn’t show the bottom to enable secure boot, the secure boot state says “user”
Have you saved and closed out of the BIOS and loaded back into it after making that change?
Thanks very much for posting this video, very helpful 🙂
You're very welcome!
Dude thx no other channld used the pc im using so this is a huge help
Happy to help!
I just get stuck in a loop being forced into the bois after each restart
More than likely your boot drive is formatted to MBR & not GPT. If that is the case, you will either need to format the boot drive from MBR to GPT using the MBR2GPT tool in windows or install windows again with the BIOS settings correct for UEFI mode.
@@Bananabrain_xmf that was the issue, I’m too lazy to do it but thanks for reminding me maybe I’ll do it today lol
@@loveyzs3285 Ha! I know the feeling.
I’m freaking out, I made my c drive from mbr to gpt now I can’t load into windows pls help
Did you switch your BIOS from CSM to UEFI? CSM can only boot in MBR and UEFI can only boot in GPT. There are some motherboards that can boot UEFI with CSM/Legacy enabled.
Thank you. You made sense compared to all the others. Appreciate it
You're welcome!
It's working. Lots of love!!!
Happy to help!
Man this was a godsent. I was racking my brain why it was not working. I had CSM enabled when it shouldn't have. Thanks again
No problem, glad you found the video helpful!
Thanks Alot! This helped a bunch couldnt play CS:GO through Faceit. Works perfectly fine now :)
Glad to help!
I already have all of these settings enabled. I have the exact same processor as you, a RX6800, 2tb SSD, and an up to date bios. However, when using PC checker, all of my requirements including TPMS are met, however secure boot is not met. Is there another Bios setting that I am missing?
That is an odd one, I haven't ran into that yet. Are you using the Windows PC Health checker for switching to Windows 11?
I found the issue. You might need to clarify that your boot drive must be in UEFI mode before performing these bios changes, not in legacy mode. I basically had to convert my drive from legacy to UEFI and change the boot sequence to UEFI only mode.
@@cesarpalmos8235 I do mention it at the very beginning of the video, in the description and there was a pinned comment mentioning it as well, however I am not seeing it at the moment.
I am glad you got it working though!
Got a question how do you get out of that menu? I just installed a new motherboard and it keeps loading me to this menu. I can't get it to go pass it and load windows
I am assuming you have a boot drive with Windows already installed on it? On your old motherboard, was the BIOS set to CSM or UEFI? If it was CSM, then your current BIOS would also need to be set to CSM in order for the motherboard to find the boot drive. If you want it to be in UEFI and the boot drive is formatted as MBR (CSM) and not GPT (MBR), then you will need to run the MBR2GPT tool in windows to convert the drive or install windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
@@Bananabrain_xmf I am not sure what the old one had, as I purchased it off a pc builder some time ago but yes I had windows 10 on my old motherboard.
Some one suggested I remove or unplug one of my hard drives or I have to select the correct one for it to boot
@@abrahambrown20 if you have windows already installed on your drive you are trying to boot from, the first thing I would check is too see if it shows up under the drives and is set to boot from it, if it isn’t, I would then switch the BIOS from UEFI to CSM or CSM to UEFI (depending on which one it is currently set to) then see if that allows the drive to show up in the BIOS or boot into windows. I would also confirm if it’s a SATA drive that it’s properly plugged into data and power, if it’s an m.2 drive, make sure it’s in the correct slot and I would suggest unplugging every drive but the boot drive as well.
@@Bananabrain_xmf thank you, I did not know where to find the csm but at list with your comment I was able to Guide myself and I found it.. Thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate this and the pc is working now
@@abrahambrown20 I am glad you got it figured out and working. Always happy to help or at least try to help! lol
thanks allot. Valorant was not working and u saved me 🙏🏻
You're welcome!
2 years later still works
Of course it does!
This worked like a CHARM! thank you bro ❤
No problem!
It doesn’t allow me to change the boot state and the platform key remains as unloaded, I’m on latest bios for a320M-K, I have tried resetting the key management and installing default, the secure boot remains greyed out
same for me, can't solve the issue too :/
@@Paulksla I solved my issue, I had to wipe the PK boot key because sometimes the BIOS organises it all for u, so I wiped that and it worked. Hopefully this might work for you
I haven't run into that myself, but it sounds like you got it working on your end. Hard to diagnose things like this over the internet.
@@rossharrison17how do you wipe it
@@IanYtPlayin under the boot/key management, it shows all of the secure boot variables, it should show the number of keys and the size for each of the boot variable. If it has a key already showing then it was most likely the OS doing it automatically and u can just click on the individual boot variable and it will give u the option to delete the stored key. I’d recommend deleting the keys for all the variables, once rebooted if secure boot is enabled then it will reorganise all the necessary keys by itself and it should be good to go. Hope this helps
Hopefully you’re here with the new asus bios i didn’t found ftpm before that thank u lot of time saved ❤😭
Glad I could help! I think I am still running the BIOS the board shipped with from late 2021.
Advanced/Trusted computing and TPM doesn’t show up in my bios. We have the exact same system too
Is your BIOS in UEFI mode?
Thank u some much this is the only video that helped me also just need it for valarnt
You are welcome!
@@Bananabrain_xmf I thoght it work but I tryed to play Valorant today and it said the Vanguard thing again, but this time when I went in my bios, there was not a secure boot option
@@sprousecm Well if you previously had the option for secure boot and now you don't and you didn't do a BIOS update, then something goofy is going on. That option doesn't just disappear. lol
Did you previously have the option?
@@Bananabrain_xmf ok and yes I did have the option, but I took it to a tech person and they fixed it for me already
After I did this I tried going back into windows and every time it immediately goes back into UEFI and BIOS settings. Is there any fix for this?
More than likely your boot drive is formatted to MBR and not GPT, if this is the case you will need to either run the MBR2GPT tool in windows or install windows again with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
@Bananabrain_xmf can confirm had tried everything and ran the thing and valorant finally worked
Hi! Interesting video! Is that possible to set ATA password for hdd/nvme drives which support disk function? And what is hidden under Main/Security function?
That I am not sure on, I don't personally mess with kind of thing personally, so I would have to dig around in the BIOS to find out.
@@Bananabrain_xmf Would you be so nice and could you check what is under Security/hdd security configuration menu?
@@f2lo2 If I get a chance over the next few days I can try.
@@Bananabrain_xmf Please do it! :)
@@f2lo2 so after poking around in the BIOS I wasn’t able to find anywhere to set up an ATA password for drives. As for what is under the Main/security option, it gave me a choice to set an admin password, which won’t allow someone into the BIOS without that password and a user password, which would require someone to enter a password after powering on the PC and has to be entered at boot or to get into the BIOS.
can someone help me? I activated it to play Valorant but now I can't get into the bios. I only have a black screen until I log in (Fastboot is off) as soon as I try to boot into the bios or in troubleshooting I just have a black screen
So it sounds like you are able to boot into Windows still? Are you able to access the BIOS from Windows, there is a way to restart the PC into the BIOS from the Windows repair menu?
Tpm 2.0 enabled... but secure boot is greyed out cant select.
ok mines enable atm and its greyed out so no option to select it and disable any chance you could make a video on how to fix that?
I would have to try and get my PC to mimic that to even make a video. There are some variations between motherboards and their BIOS layouts, hard for me to say for sure why its doing that without the PC in front of me.
Pls help, it says Platform Key state is Unloaded
Same
If you go under the Secure Boot menu and go down to Key Management you should be able to switch the keys from their current setting (standard?) to custom and then back to the default (standard?). This should reload the keys to "Loaded", I don't recall the exact wording on everything on that menu at the moment.
If I switch CSM to disabled, I can't boot my PC past this utility... am I doing something wrong?
Typically that is caused by your boot drive being formatted as MBR and not GPT, if that is the case you would need to boot into Windows with CSM enabled and run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, then change the BIOS to UEFI mode. The other option would be to install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
@Bananabrain_xmf thanks dude!
I fucked up though, after trying to validate the drive using that tool, and failing, I followed another tutorial... mistakes were made 😂
Ended up accidently setting C: as my active drive.... now bootmgr cannot be found. So I'm working on a fix for that and will work my way backwards 😂😂 gonna be a long night...
@@keidaaski Sorry to hear that, hopefully you can get it all worked out! Worse case, you can always go for a fresh installation, however you will lose anything you didn't already back up.
Bro thank you you help me a lot this day on my pc 🎉🎉🎉 more subscribers to you 🎉🎉
Thanks! Glad you found the video useful!
I love you. Thx this help me 😊
Happy to help!
Can you show how to turn on gpt partition on the drive windows is already installed in?
If your boot drive that has your operating system on it is currently in MBR format & not GPT, you can take a look at the description in the video, I have a video going over the conversion process. I am assuming that is what you are asking.
This worked for me, thank you!
You're welcome!
Live saver man only vid that worked
Glad you found the video helpful!
I dont have the advanced\amd ftpm configuration option at all..😢
First your BIOS needs to be in UEFI mode, second are you using an Intel or AMD CPU?
When I disable CSM it makes my boot drives disappear, what do I need to do?
There are two ways you can do this, the first would be to boot into windows in CSM mode, then run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive to GPT. Then change your BIOS settings accordingly. The second would be to install windows again with the BIOS already setup in UEFI mode.
After I disabled launch CSM, my computer was launching into bios and not windows. Is there a fix for that?
If all you did was switch from CSM to UEFI mode, then your boot drive is more than likely formatted incorrectly for UEFI mode. You will either need to switch back to CSM and boot into Windows, then run the MBR2GPT tool to convert the drive, reboot, switch your BIOS to UEFI or install Windows fresh with the BIOS in UEFI mode.
I have a question mine doesn’t have the amd ftpm switch option it only has the erase for factory reset option in the ftpm drop down menu how do I get mine to work like yours
That is odd what CPU are you using and is this an off the shelf motherboard or one from a system integrator (like Dell, Asus, etc...)? It is also possible if isn't showing up if your motherboard BIOS is set to CSM and not UEFI.
@@Bananabrain_xmf mine is a asus motherboard same problem
So I disabled CSM and now my pc doesn’t feed any signal to my monitor.
It’s just on a dark screen with the boot yellow light on the mother board. Can someone help me get back into my bios??
You can try clearing the CMOS by either removing the battery for about five minutes, with the PC turned off and unplugged, or see if you have a button or jumper on your motherboard.
Did you fix this as I now have the same problem and I’m panicking
@@Bananabrain_xmf really easy fix just change hdmi port
When I go in "boot", my "secure boot state" is on "user" and my "Platform Key (PK) state" is "unloaded" but my "OS Type" is on "Windows UEFI mode", how to change my platform key state on "loaded" like you ?
Under that same menu, if you click on Key Management there should be some options to load different keys, I don't recall exactly the wording used on my motherboard, but basically switching it to "custom" and back to the "default/standard" should reload the keys and set the Platform Key State to Loaded.
@@Bananabrain_xmf It works, thank you so much ! :)
@@MaryyAme No problem! Glad to help!
Instead of an option when looking at secure boot modes i dont have eneable/disable but custom or standard what do i do
I am assuming you are referring to the Platform Keys (PK State) in the BIOS? If so, you will want to load the standard/default for that.
Bro actually thank you so much. I was just turning trying to play valorant and then the van9003 popped up. Thank you again for this amazing tut
You're very welcome!
When I check the partition style of boot device there's no information. I just want to meet the Win11 requirements even though my hardware isn't even that old.
Are you checking that in Windows or in the BIOS?
@@Bananabrain_xmf in Windows but I couldn't find anything in BIOS either
@@xil3ntkha0s I am pretty sure the BIOS won't show that information anyways.
How were you trying to check for it in Windows?
@@Bananabrain_xmf Device properties after right clicking on the main boot drive