hi, Legacy BIOS is an older setting, while UEFI is a newer one. When you press F12 to boot Windows 10 from a USB drive, you often see two options: install Windows in legacy mode or install it in UEFI mode. Now, if your computer's BIOS setting is saved in legacy mode and you start installing Windows from a USB drive in UEFI mode, this will cause problems during installation. To resolve this, you will need to cancel the Windows installation and install Windows in legacy mode again. Similarly, if your computer's setting is saved in UEFI mode and you start installing Windows in legacy mode, this will cause problems for you during installation. Summary: In short, if your computer's setting is saved in UEFI mode, you should install Windows in UEFI mode as well. If it is saved in legacy mode, you should install Windows in legacy mode. This will eliminate the need to change your settings. Note: To install Windows from a USB drive, you will also need to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS. This is because when Secure Boot is enabled, it prevents booting Windows from a USB drive. To Make a Windows bootable USB in both UEFI and Legacy mode, watch this video: th-cam.com/video/S01-QQS72H8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1Zc1dGtm-WO2JzDP I hope this is helpful!
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Sir,Why it happens?
By going to bios and enabling or disabling legacy support fix the problem. But problem happens again and again.
hi, Legacy BIOS is an older setting, while UEFI is a newer one. When you press F12 to boot Windows 10 from a USB drive, you often see two options: install Windows in legacy mode or install it in UEFI mode. Now, if your computer's BIOS setting is saved in legacy mode and you start installing Windows from a USB drive in UEFI mode, this will cause problems during installation. To resolve this, you will need to cancel the Windows installation and install Windows in legacy mode again. Similarly, if your computer's setting is saved in UEFI mode and you start installing Windows in legacy mode, this will cause problems for you during installation.
Summary:
In short, if your computer's setting is saved in UEFI mode, you should install Windows in UEFI mode as well. If it is saved in legacy mode, you should install Windows in legacy mode. This will eliminate the need to change your settings.
Note: To install Windows from a USB drive, you will also need to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS. This is because when Secure Boot is enabled, it prevents booting Windows from a USB drive.
To Make a Windows bootable USB in both UEFI and Legacy mode, watch this video: th-cam.com/video/S01-QQS72H8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1Zc1dGtm-WO2JzDP
I hope this is helpful!