For dual booters, I just spent two weeks on this. The default of your install disk when talking to your motherboard bios is to install a legacy boot manager. If you're using a new Linux distro, you probably won't be able to dual boot one legacy, and one UEFI. You have to access the motherboard's bios menu (during startup), and boot the Win install disk (apparently this works but I couldn't get it to) or the USB install disk IN UEFI, then install a UEFI windows OS. It's a whole different type of partitions created, etc. This (creating a UEFI install USB stick with Rufus) broke the bottleneck for me: ruclips.net/video/QC_qKKFYAcc/видео.html . Then, you can go dual boot in your mobo menu for UEFI systems only.
Thanks so much. I have a weird asus motherboard so it was a little different but I deleted the boot keys which automatically changed it to disabled and it worked
Thank you so much for the informative video! ❤️ Just a question, sorry if it sounds stupid. Will disabling secure boot result to the PC booting in legacy mode? Like... once I disable secure boot, can I still boot in UEFI? Or will it boot in legacy mode? Thanks!
mohamed irfan mohamed irfan try re installing PhoenixOS then some kind of window will open up and say "successfully installed" or something like that then click reboot now that is what I did
DIsclaimer: This video is for HP PCs only (HP PCs use Insyde BIOS, not AwardBIOS or AMIBIOS or SecureCore BIOS). Notice the screen on 1:13 . The BIOS/UEFI setup key differs between different PC/mainboard manufacturers and BIOS/UEFI firmware deveopers.
After UEFI firmware setting i must click on restart then I have to get the black startup menu. Where I have to click on F10 for bios setup. This black startup menu does not appear? I end up in the normal bios. I use Windows10 Home. * 64
Having the same problem now. Cloned a Samsung ssd from my hdd. Was booting from the ssd fine for a long time. Now it boots from the hdd and when i go to uefi it just boots normal or the boot fails black screen. Intermittent power on and off.
Just in case it's of any use for somebody..I solved the issue by changing boot option to linux distro..there's an option named 'UEFI Hard Disk Drive BBS priorities'in the bios boot section of my motherboard...Once Ubuntu option is selected first and windows boot second, I had no more problems.The system boots in the multiboot ubuntu grub screen..Then you select either Ubuntu or windows
+DEE Z (DEEP DAS) thank you. I 've checked it but it's huma-huma "eureka" gives me something different . Many of the songs you use in your tutorial are great
I have been using Ubuntu 19.10 and had no problem configuring install USB boot drive, used Netbootin on a Mint machine worked flawlessly. Windows does everything possible not to emulate a linux shell -- Never liked windows including 10 (at least 10 has anti virus software and the need for Norton's ram-hog anti virus malware is no longer needed)
The use interface varies and you’ve to find the video that matches your interface. I’m win8 but this interface worked for me while another video that had win8 interface didn’t.
My PC is Acer Aspire ES1431-C7HZ. I attempted to disable the secure boot 4 times already but upon reaching the BIOS>BOOT tab>Secure Boot is using the up and down arrow the secure boot can't be highlighted. The cursor just jumps to the next option lower. If I press Enter upon reaching the UEFI in the Boot tab a small window pops up there is a choice of UEFI and Legacy. Is there any way for me to disable the secure boot in my pc? The video presentation on how to disable secure boot simply doesn't apply to my pc. Can anyone help me, please?
Friend, I have been searching for the answer to this for two years, I finally figured it out, if you go to security, and set a password, it let's all the option's be changed, it's the tab to the left of the secure boot I think
Problem: Tablet with no PS/2 port. No USB support. No keyboard. Can't "Hit F10" or "arrow right". Is there no way to reset the Bios to its defaults from Windows?
gj I have a problem In my hp notebook there is no "UEFI Firmware Setting" option like you have, There is "Uninstall updates" option instead, so do you have any solution for that ?
Because you have an old BIOS . UEFI are the new "bios" system in new computers. Do not worry, old BIOS have no "secure boot" , so you do not need to disable it.
![How to ENABLE or DISABLE secure boot in Windows 11? [COMPLETE GUIDE]](/img/1.gif)
I never thought I would say this ever, to any RUclipsr, ever, ever, ever...
I like the background music.
There, I said it.
System dramscape and royalty free ukulele are superior to this backround music
@@jackspedicy2711 and Aardman is superior to Stickcop* 🤣🤣
*But it's still very good
So do I, love it!
Thanks! Now i can install PhoenixOS!
Lol
Me too bro
Mee to bro
Mee too
Haha me too bro
You deserve so much more subs man, honestly thank you, u are awesome
You tube need this kind of videos ....all support from my side man...keep this good work up
You are a legend after 3 hours searching for it
I found this and works
THANK YOUUU
Bro O found it in within a minute on Google
Soothing music , perfect tutorial , now I can download PhoenixOS
PhoenixOS? never heard about that. Is it better?
@@User-ul8cq its good but its also shit for some games
Been trying for 3 days to fix my computer and could do anything. But by Gods grace this video helped fix everything. Thank you so much man.
Good video and the only thing on the internet I've found to help me with this
great vid man, very useful and perfect screen shot timing.
Thanks a lot!!! I can finally dual boot Kali!
Those facing issue with entering code, ESC then change settings in BIOS boot options, and try again. Worked for me
Thank you very much and keep making your videos like it
I liked the only one youtuber that helped me disable safe boot, thank you very much.
Wow superb thanks a lot works fine 😊
For dual booters, I just spent two weeks on this. The default of your install disk when talking to your motherboard bios is to install a legacy boot manager. If you're using a new Linux distro, you probably won't be able to dual boot one legacy, and one UEFI. You have to access the motherboard's bios menu (during startup), and boot the Win install disk (apparently this works but I couldn't get it to) or the USB install disk IN UEFI, then install a UEFI windows OS. It's a whole different type of partitions created, etc. This (creating a UEFI install USB stick with Rufus) broke the bottleneck for me: ruclips.net/video/QC_qKKFYAcc/видео.html . Then, you can go dual boot in your mobo menu for UEFI systems only.
I love you bro. Keep up your work because this video was very helpful for me. God bless you
It Workeddddd!! Idk lol why i m so happy.. i hope everyone is.
holy fuck thank you so much dude this is literally step by step to perfection
Bas boy halo be like: LANGUAGE!!!!
Thank you for this video it realy works
Thanks so much. I have a weird asus motherboard so it was a little different but I deleted the boot keys which automatically changed it to disabled and it worked
Thanks a ton! We also have the exact same bios
what a great tip man, i love you thank you so much
Happy to help!
Thank you man, it's works
It worked out well for me. Thanks peep 🙂
There’s another way to enter Advanced Options
1. Restart your PC 3 - 2 Times
2. Click on Advanced Options
Thanks! Helped a lot!
Thank you so much for the informative video! ❤️
Just a question, sorry if it sounds stupid. Will disabling secure boot result to the PC booting in legacy mode? Like... once I disable secure boot, can I still boot in UEFI? Or will it boot in legacy mode? Thanks!
Hi, The UEFI BIOS included with your PC is always on, Disabling Secure Boot and enabling Legacy boot does not disable the UEFI BIOS
Thanks! now i can change my boot screen icon
nice
Thx bro, now i can run dos programs in windows 10
Thanks! Now I can install TempleOS!
Have fun!
Thanks! I can finally dual boot win10 and win7 on my old laptop!
it worked!! Thanks!
Thanks it really helped me a lot.
You're welcome!
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@@DEEPUDASyoutuber but I am not able to connect WiFi. There is error
let me know the error details
@@DEEPUDASyoutuber now it is working
I am playing free fire on it.
Thanks bro
Thanks brother your video is very helpful
Salvou muito obrigado pelo conhecimento thanks 😍👊👊❤️
Thank for our valuable information..
So nice of you
You are God sent!!! That helped a lot!! Thank you
You're welcome!
Love you bro you helped me I will be forever grateful for your video
Glad to hear that
Thank you for this.
Any time
Deu tudo certo aqui, muito obrigado! :-)
Pena que meu não tem essa opção
Thanks so much! only tutorial I could find about this
Thanks for your share knowledge
Thank you soo much it really worked and helped me!!
Thank you its work for dell computer omg thank you, you are genius :)
Ru Beh cool, because this is for HP
Omg thx i have 2 weeks search for this
Thanks dude
This vdo works correctly
Thanks very much
Thanks man
thank u so much this helped a lot
You're welcome!
Thanks bro.... Steps are different but I successfully disabled the secure boot 😊😊
Do you maybe remember the way you did it?
@@rido3753 yup . it's quite simple
@@mr.energy49 my menu is different and i cannot find the boot thingy, could you maybe guide me through?
This guy is a complete legend
Thank you so much my guy🤙
I don't have UEFI Firmware option...
What do I do?
same here any solutions
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!
My windows does not have UEFI Firmware, that option does not exist.
Tbonyandsteak maybe your computer must be BIOS
BishBashBen how do you take it off legacy bios mode because i don't have that option neither
THANK YOU FINNALY I CAN INSTAL PHOENIXOS
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How if I disabled the secure boot means it will be open bitlocker I don't know after that tell me after that what to do
mohamed irfan mohamed irfan try re installing PhoenixOS then some kind of window will open up and say "successfully installed" or something like that then click reboot now that is what I did
Yay
Same here... I am also doing this for installing phoniex os ... For playing pubg 😁 cause I have low end laptop
DIsclaimer: This video is for HP PCs only (HP PCs use Insyde BIOS, not AwardBIOS or AMIBIOS or SecureCore BIOS). Notice the screen on 1:13 . The BIOS/UEFI setup key differs between different PC/mainboard manufacturers and BIOS/UEFI firmware deveopers.
BIG THANKS BROH!
After UEFI firmware setting i must click on restart then I have to get the black startup menu.
Where I have to click on F10 for bios setup.
This black startup menu does not appear?
I end up in the normal bios.
I use Windows10 Home. * 64
Having the same problem now. Cloned a Samsung ssd from my hdd. Was booting from the ssd fine for a long time. Now it boots from the hdd and when i go to uefi it just boots normal or the boot fails black screen. Intermittent power on and off.
Thank u so much very usefull
Thank you so much 😃😃😄😄😋😋😍😍😍😘😘
It's Really helpful for me
Thank you brother!!
finally can use my usb boot of manjaro!! ty
Great bro Thanx For help
Always welcome
you saved my Day, thanks
Very Nice, Thanks
Welcome!
2:12 WTF is that bullsht?! Never seen something like that before.
Ikr
Just in case it's of any use for somebody..I solved the issue by changing boot option to linux distro..there's an option named 'UEFI Hard Disk Drive BBS priorities'in the bios boot section of my motherboard...Once Ubuntu option is selected first and windows boot second, I had no more problems.The system boots in the multiboot ubuntu grub screen..Then you select either Ubuntu or windows
this video was very helpful
A lot of thanks for you........now i can install......
UEFI not showing what will do
check your pc's motherboard details bro
Thank brother its working I like you and subscribe
Hello, great tutorial !! by the way, what is the name of the piece of music you used for your video, it's really nice .
+rachel louis-louisy thanks, Huma - Huma " eureka "
+DEE Z (DEEP DAS) thank you. I 've checked it but it's huma-huma "eureka" gives me something different .
Many of the songs you use in your tutorial are great
this works if I wuant to open patchguard v4?
Thanks your computer system that will work
I have been using Ubuntu 19.10 and had no problem configuring install USB boot drive, used Netbootin on a Mint machine worked flawlessly. Windows does everything possible not to emulate a linux shell -- Never liked windows including 10 (at least 10 has anti virus software and the need for Norton's ram-hog anti virus malware is no longer needed)
Thanks you :)
Thanks Big Brother Your Truly Helpful , My God Bless You Big Bro! 👌
Dee Z Your the Geezer!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man thank you so so much. You are the best😘
The use interface varies and you’ve to find the video that matches your interface. I’m win8 but this interface worked for me while another video that had win8 interface didn’t.
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Great video bro :)
Thanks 😁
Thank you so much
Thanks very Much Mann
Thank you so much!
Thanks now I can install Phoenix is!
Wow on my lenovo laptop is very easy to do this. Well thx gor tge tutorial.
How did you do? I missed it from press F10 we don't actually get that bios setup
The black screen part for choosing with "F10" doesn't appear for me ):
Bro this video was made 10 months back.. we have a lot of windows updates thats whyy...
Thank u very much
Gos bless ya
what if the uefi firmware settings button is missing ?
Check out link below #plus.google.com/u/0/112109591609784503202, windows 10 product key here.
No one seems to wish to answer this one. I hate win10!
Select Start Up settings
Just press shift f1+f2
Search it in options. That’s how I found it!
Will this save so every time I start up my pc, it’s boots with it off? Or is this like the safety mode that had to be started every time I start up?
I have the same question.
My PC is Acer Aspire ES1431-C7HZ. I attempted to disable the secure boot 4 times already but upon reaching the BIOS>BOOT tab>Secure Boot is using the up and down arrow the secure boot can't be highlighted. The cursor just jumps to the next option lower. If I press Enter upon reaching the UEFI in the Boot tab a small window pops up there is a choice of UEFI and Legacy. Is there any way for me to disable the secure boot in my pc? The video presentation on how to disable secure boot simply doesn't apply to my pc. Can anyone help me, please?
Friend, I have been searching for the answer to this for two years, I finally figured it out, if you go to security, and set a password, it let's all the option's be changed, it's the tab to the left of the secure boot I think
No problem
you need to disable legacy support
@@rulercamelot3687 Omg you're awesome! Thank you so much!
No problem, I feel the confusion that you felt, for I too, was as darn confused
U r the best thanks man!!!!!!!
Problem: Tablet with no PS/2 port. No USB support. No keyboard. Can't "Hit F10" or "arrow right". Is there no way to reset the Bios to its defaults from Windows?
Helpful. thankz
This helped so much
You save my life
Thx so much
Yes it worked
GRAYED OUT
gj
I have a problem
In my hp notebook there is no "UEFI Firmware Setting" option like you have,
There is "Uninstall updates" option instead, so do you have any solution for that ?
Because you have an old BIOS .
UEFI are the new "bios" system in new computers.
Do not worry, old BIOS have no "secure boot" , so you do not need to disable it.
this video is way inaccurate for my windows 10.. :/
Same for me. It worked and I didn't had to type in a code nor go into system configure. I just went into the boot tab.
It worked for me
My laptop is denying
there is another way to solve his problem?
I was already turned off my secure boot