My laptop is not detecting the bootable pendrive . But when I insert in Normal mode it detects but in buoys settings or while setting the boot priority bootable pendrive is not showing . Plz help 🙏
My problem is after receiving error during installation of w10 my legion 5 does not see any memory devices, not bootable usb, nor the ssd drive. I couldn't find anything in bios to change that. It can see both of my ssd in system info, but they are not in the list of bootable devices🤔
oh bro you are just the one save me !thank you soo mutch , i buy a new notebook with out windows because the price and you save me ! thank you so mutch, hugs from Portugal
I need some hepl, bought a legion 5 desativated security boot and when trying to boot USB with Windows 10 with shows me light blue screen the PC suite down ?
I'm trying to create a Ubuntu bootable flash drive. I have the same computer. I've tried to create using the same instructions. However, the computer doesn't recognize the bootable flash drive at the boot time. Am I missing something? Thanks
Mine can not see usb flash drive, only the EXP option. In the BIOS i can see the HDD and SSD, but somehow I can’t choose the HDD and SSD to boot from, only EXP… Any ideas?
Hi ... I have the exact same model , brand new .. once I got it I made the updates and then upon one of the restarts it got in to the endless repair loop ... I followed your video to the letter ... the only thing that changed was a small bios menu that had 16 lines ... it ended with "launching efi\boot\bootx64.efi"... and then we got in to the repeating cycle of automatic repair boot ... help ! ... I do not want to return it because I really want to start using the thing ... waited very long to save for it
Hello im having a legion system too in my case its a desktop t5 pc where i have windows 11, i also have a pendrive with a botable garuda installation that i did from my friend pc that had garuda linux installed on it, i just tried this os on my friend pc and felt in love with it my friend told me that with linux i can even do a permanent installation on a pendrive and use it on any pc, and then i gave an empty pendrive to my friend and i installed garuda linux into it, tried it and wow i just loved it , now i would love to back try that linux installation but on my pc. By the way i have eard that booting a linux system on a windows machine with secure boot enabled will harm the secure boot and make the pc no longer booting anything, or even no longer powering up anymore, is that true? Im scared because i dont want to harm my new pc.
I have an old SSD hard drive which has windows installed and lots of other data of mine in it and I converted it into an external hard drive with a caddy... my question is what will happen if I plug it into my my new laptop which has come with it own new OS and I have been using it it for a few months.. also is it safe to do this ? I just want to transfer a few softwares and data from my old hard drive into the new laptop ..
Please help me, i accidentally delete my boot partition, but when I'm about to reinstall, it doesn't rwcognize any of usb sticks. Ive tried create MBR, GPT, also the bios settings like secure disabled etc but to no avail...
@@furulevi I always use rufus and thats just won't work, the thing is, u just tried to installed a bootable media using aomei partition assistant (turned out to be a winpe bootable) it was detected and can run the aomei inside the target laptop. (I have 2 laptops). It was some progress i think, but i don't know what to do furthermore, i'm kinda tinkering with it now. Btw thank you for reaching me out, glad i found you vid.. 🙏
@@furulevi I've found the solution, for those come across this comment, my problem turned out to be the rufus is keep formating the usb as MBR even i chose GPT. This confirmed after creating bootable with rufus, it showed as MBR on aomei PA. The solution; I install a winpe (bootable media) via aomei, The usb was detected perfectly on the target laptop, then when aomei launched at target laptop, i chose (windows command line), Then i plugged the external sata containing win does installation and call the setup exe via command line.
Hi, wanted to ask, I just ordered this laptop and wanted to know if the normal USB stick that I got from buying windows, will work by only putting it in and done?
Question my Friend....Had a blue screen issue...PC will not boot windows 11 and checking bios boot manager is missing... Can you advise. Thank You. I have Lenovo Legion 5 Pro.
It seems pretty sturdy, the lid is metallic (I can feel the electricity in it). At the keyboard is slightly thinner the plastic. Overall is OK, there is no rattling plastic noise anywhere.
@@furulevi yes my friend, I inserted 2 usb( 1 window original pen and 1 usb pen with iso window 10) I don't understand what's wrong.. because on the menu by F12 I don't see the pendrives. You can helpme? Sorry but my English it's so regular
Hi , I have a problem with my Lenovo 5 17ACH6H 2021 (AMD Ryzen 5800/nVidia 3070) , which maybe a common problem among the users of the latest Legion 5 and Legion 5 Pro due to reduced options in the new BIOS. My laptop came with Win 11, installed on the coming with the laptop 512 Gb Samsung m.2 ssd and I decided to leave it for future testing, bought a new 1Tb m.2 nvme and installed Windows 10 Pro on it using the mehtod you showed here. There was no problem to chose the new SSD as main System drive for the Win 10 OS, but now i cannot switch to the previus Win 11 on the smaller 512Gb ssd - there is no bootable option between both drives in BIOS. The most interesting part is that the laptop now boots Win 10 on the new harddisk, as if it's the default boot device, but the only bootable option for ssd in UEFI (Bios) is the first original 512gb drive, that came with win 11 preinstalled. Even the System Information tab in the Lenovo UEFI (BIOS) recognizes the second ssd, but it cannot be detected in Bootable options, which is super strange (maybe, I assume, because of the type of file formats MBR or GPT of the new SSD, i ll check that idea later). Are there any BIOS updates that can enable switching between both SSDs or i am stuck with only one for the moment ?
@@furulevi Yup , you are right, I checked in device manger, both harddrives are in AHCI mode with GPT partitioning structure and yet again only the one ssd that came with the laptop is recognized as bootable device, although the default booting OS is on new second one. I presume the problem is due to how PCIe 3 x4 bus controller is connected to both drives - maybe if I manually switch their places the default bootable device with switch too, but I prefer not to open it again at least for now, because in the process there is always a small possibility to break some of the plastic clamps holding it together.
Hey, did you solve the issue? I have a problem now. My L5 does not see any bootable devices. I received error during W10 installation from usb. I reinstalled W10 on usb and now laptop does not see any device when option comes to choose bootable device. If you found the solution other than opening your laptop please let me know. I tried all possible settings in bios. Nothing helped.And bios is so limited compared to the video tutorials related to this problem
@@user-tk4ld9jq1t Yup , INSTALLATION GUIDE AND FIX NOTES HERE: * If you want to install a new Windows Operating system on the same original or on a second new nVME SSD drive : 1) First prepare a bootable USB Flash Memory drive for Windows installation with the Microsoft Media Creation tool if you are on the same laptop with the original OS or (if you are on an old Desktop PC cuz your new Legion 5 laptop has no OS by default) use the 3rd party free sofware called Rufus on your Desktop PC with the Windows Installation "Create ISO" option from the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. After the ISO file has been downloaded and created, you need to start Rufus sofware and change the following settings - change the Partition scheme to "GPT" and targeting OS System to "UEFI", Load the Windows Installation ISO, created from Microsoft Media Creation tool, and select the USB Flash Stick memory (you can watch these steps on "Rufus software tutorial" on RUclips); 2) Enter your Legion 5 BIOS "Advanced menu" during initial booting ("BIOS" is actually the wrong name - "UEFI" is actually the right name with all new Laptop and Desktop computers) and go to activate the "Boot from USB" option; 3) It will prompt you to load your prepared Flash Memory Installation Stick as default bootable device and the Microsoft Windows Installation process will start from it; 4) During the installation process, after selecting a Fresh Windows Installation option, it will show you a window with both SSDs and their partitions as possible Installation drives. There is a small possibility that your new second SSD is not shown in the options for Installation - that is in case your new SSD is not Formated in "GPT" scheme mode - you can fix that using tutorial in RUclips for "GPT formating SSD" using Command Prompt during Installation Process (faster way but maybe a little bit harder) or using the integrated Microsoft Partition tool in already installed Windows OS on the same laptop or on another computer (much slower, but easier way). 5) If you want a clean SSD drive Installation, before you select the partition, on which you want to install the new Windows OS, make sure that there are no old Installations of Windows on the same drive - if there are - delete them and format the SSD from the interface buttons to create brand new System partition. IMPORTANT: If you have original Windows installation and you want to keep it as usable Operating system - Do not FORMAT or DELETE your original SSD's partitions by mistake! 6) At the end of the Installation process Laptop will load the new installed OS by default and will prompt you to finish the installation with your help; ** Both SSD share the same PCIe connection to the CPU, so that's why only one of them is recognized as Primary and shown in the BIOS/UEFI. *** Every time you want to switch between first and second OS - you need to repeat the same process described here: Before restarting the Windows (does not matter if it is Windows 10 or 11) hold "Shift" button on your keyboard and while holding it press the "Restart" button in your Start menu: 1) If you are in Windows 10, before going into restarting process a Microsoft Window will prompt you to choose between options like "Repair" , "Save mode" .... and the one that you need - "CHOOSE Different Operating System". 2) If you are in Windows 11 , the same window will be prompted on boot time after restarting process has begun. Choose the option " Choose Different oparation system" and then it will prompt you to select between the names of each installed OS on the laptop. You don't need to go into UEFI/BIOS at all - in UEFI/BIOS you will see only one Primary SSD and the second one will not be visible. That's because by default the UEFI booting system of the laptop recognizes only one Primary nVME SSD, but Windows OS is not limited like BIOS booting systems and recognizes any Different Installations on any different Partitions or any different nVME SSD drives. Notes: ^ If you have installed Windows 10 on the first SSD and Windows 11 on the second SSD - there was a bug last year (2021) - in the "Choose Different Operating System" option - Windows 11 OS name on the first SSD was recognized as Windows 10, but actually it is still Windows 11, just the name is wrong. The good thing was that you can still see that both installations have their different partition locations on the two SSD disks so you need to remember which one you want to load. With the last Windows 11 updates the bug has been fixed and you can see the accurate names for Windows 11 and Windows 10. ^^ If you have installed two Windows 10 Operationg systems (or two 11) - each on different SSD - on the option to "Choose different Operationg System" there is also info about which partiotion it is installed on - they have the same name but the partition is different... so you need to remember which OS corresponds to which partition number (for example first OS for me is on partition "number 3" and the second one is on partition "number 6".
@@HURSAs thank you very much for your reply but my problem was thag i did not have windows on ssd. Because i was getting a blue screen error very often i decided to reinstall windows, so it gave me error in the middle of the process. So, my ssd was empty disk and my laptop was not detecting my usb anymore after i used other iso file to recreate bootable usb. The thing is i didn't have another computer at hand so i created new bootable usb through my phone. So, the problem was what you described. It was not uefi. I visited my lab just to make bootable usb again. Everything worked. Thanks
Extremely well done. Right to the point, no music, no jokes, etc.
what i needed, this year bios and UI is different, thank you so much
My laptop is not detecting the bootable pendrive . But when I insert in Normal mode it detects but in buoys settings or while setting the boot priority bootable pendrive is not showing . Plz help 🙏
Best tutorial so far. Keep up the good work. 😎
My problem is after receiving error during installation of w10 my legion 5 does not see any memory devices, not bootable usb, nor the ssd drive. I couldn't find anything in bios to change that. It can see both of my ssd in system info, but they are not in the list of bootable devices🤔
At least you where able to see your ssd's I couldn't even see that, just got a new laptop because I got deadlines what a shame
can not keyboard for the windows to select
it is a new laptop
please please Help
Thanks mate, exactly what I was looking for ! Now I know, that I got old bios version on my USB, that is the reason I don't see it in boot menu.
And how did you fix it, please?
How did you fix it
Laotop is not recognizing usb, i tried to boot diferent methods of windows and still not recognizing. I cant find legacy method in bios
Thanks Comrade ❤️ for this Simple and useful video 🔥
Big thank you bro. You saved me from camatarii
Yo thank you i couldnt figure out why my usb wasnt popping up on my screen ... i didnt have it plugged in 😂
Is this same as Lenovo Legion T5? And btw this is best video I've seen so far 😁😁
Love it, thank you so much.
oh bro you are just the one save me !thank you soo mutch , i buy a new notebook with out windows because the price and you save me ! thank you so mutch, hugs from Portugal
Mine is stuck on legion logo
Thank you
Great tutorial!!
Thank u so much :D
I know Im kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to stream new series online ?
@Stefan Cade i watch on FlixZone. You can find it on google :)
@Reyansh Leroy Definitely, been watching on FlixZone for years myself :D
@Reyansh Leroy thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it!
@Stefan Cade happy to help xD
Nagyon magyar a kiejtésed, segíts bro, most vettem de nem tudom rátenni a windowsot, nem latja a gep 😂
Saved my life! 😘
you are amazing bro, Thank for informative vidio
Excellent ! Excellent ! Thanks
can we boot from type C port?
Thanks a million..stay Blessed
I need some hepl, bought a legion 5 desativated security boot and when trying to boot USB with Windows 10 with shows me light blue screen the PC suite down ?
Thanks. well done sir...
Thank you so much
I'm trying to create a Ubuntu bootable flash drive. I have the same computer. I've tried to create using the same instructions. However, the computer doesn't recognize the bootable flash drive at the boot time. Am I missing something? Thanks
Mine can not see usb flash drive, only the EXP option. In the BIOS i can see the HDD and SSD, but somehow I can’t choose the HDD and SSD to boot from, only EXP…
Any ideas?
tnx for tips
quite useful
What if my laptop didn't react for f12? I install the wrong version of BIOS and service told my that they dont know how to fix it
Nice guide. Thumbs up from a fellow creator 😅
Hi ... I have the exact same model , brand new .. once I got it I made the updates and then upon one of the restarts it got in to the endless repair loop ... I followed your video to the letter ... the only thing that changed was a small bios menu that had 16 lines ... it ended with "launching efi\boot\bootx64.efi"... and then we got in to the repeating cycle of automatic repair boot ... help ! ... I do not want to return it because I really want to start using the thing ... waited very long to save for it
thanks a lot from Ukraine
this video very very useful
The boot screen keep loading for while , any solution for my problem?
does this work on Lenovo Legion 5 not the pro
hi..which model lexar usb drive black?
Off topic but if F12 is for boot menu, what's the key for entering the bios?
F2 ► ruclips.net/video/_zUbVvhYI3M/видео.html
Hello im having a legion system too in my case its a desktop t5 pc where i have windows 11, i also have a pendrive with a botable garuda installation that i did from my friend pc that had garuda linux installed on it, i just tried this os on my friend pc and felt in love with it my friend told me that with linux i can even do a permanent installation on a pendrive and use it on any pc, and then i gave an empty pendrive to my friend and i installed garuda linux into it, tried it and wow i just loved it , now i would love to back try that linux installation but on my pc. By the way i have eard that booting a linux system on a windows machine with secure boot enabled will harm the secure boot and make the pc no longer booting anything, or even no longer powering up anymore, is that true? Im scared because i dont want to harm my new pc.
I have an old SSD hard drive which has windows installed and lots of other data of mine in it and I converted it into an external hard drive with a caddy... my question is what will happen if I plug it into my my new laptop which has come with it own new OS and I have been using it it for a few months.. also is it safe to do this ? I just want to transfer a few softwares and data from my old hard drive into the new laptop ..
Is the secure boot disable or no please answer my question. Thanks
Secure Boot is disabled on my laptop.
@@furulevi what should I do if I can disable secure boot or save any changes within the bios?
thanks
thankyou so much broo..
thanks pro what about driver for sound. gpu .mouse i have same your laptop come with out OS
What are the advantages of rufus?
Its working, thank's sir
Please help me, i accidentally delete my boot partition, but when I'm about to reinstall, it doesn't rwcognize any of usb sticks. Ive tried create MBR, GPT, also the bios settings like secure disabled etc but to no avail...
Try to use Rufus as a bootable media creator, or Microsoft's "Media creation tool". This Lenovo requires a GPT partition scheme in Rufus.
@@furulevi I always use rufus and thats just won't work, the thing is, u just tried to installed a bootable media using aomei partition assistant (turned out to be a winpe bootable) it was detected and can run the aomei inside the target laptop. (I have 2 laptops).
It was some progress i think, but i don't know what to do furthermore, i'm kinda tinkering with it now.
Btw thank you for reaching me out, glad i found you vid.. 🙏
@@furulevi I've found the solution, for those come across this comment, my problem turned out to be the rufus is keep formating the usb as MBR even i chose GPT. This confirmed after creating bootable with rufus, it showed as MBR on aomei PA.
The solution;
I install a winpe (bootable media) via aomei,
The usb was detected perfectly on the target laptop, then when aomei launched at target laptop, i chose (windows command line),
Then i plugged the external sata containing win does installation and call the setup exe via command line.
It says that it is blocked
Is it works for Lenovo Legion 5?
Any idea how to make my new windows 11 legion allow me to boot from usb? It's got a security setting preventing it.
ruclips.net/video/n6OBZubyqmY/видео.html
Can you make a video without using a usb
Thank you a lot !!!
Thank you!
Hi, wanted to ask, I just ordered this laptop and wanted to know if the normal USB stick that I got from buying windows, will work by only putting it in and done?
You need to create a bootable media (UEFI) using Rufus and ISO file from Microsoft’s website, unless set Secure mode to Legacy boot in BIOS.
Question my Friend....Had a blue screen issue...PC will not boot windows 11 and checking bios boot manager is missing... Can you advise. Thank You.
I have Lenovo Legion 5 Pro.
- F2 enters BIOS (reset BIOS to default settings)
- try to install a new Windows (Windows 10 might be more stable)
does this work on rog strix g15?
I don't have that laptop but it surely must be able to boot from USB.
What do you think about the build quality so far? Some people say its hinges might fail
It seems pretty sturdy, the lid is metallic (I can feel the electricity in it). At the keyboard is slightly thinner the plastic. Overall is OK, there is no rattling plastic noise anywhere.
@@furulevi thanks a lot!
Hinges were a big problem in the previous generation (2020), from what I've checked this is not the case for the 2021 models
pls help me why u dont use f2
nice .. thank you
my only show network boot, if i switch to legacy, it show usb, but it stuck on lenovo logo help pls
how do you switch to legacy
Failed BIOS update?
Thank you 🙌
Can you install from the network? Is it possible?
It's possible (I don't have a video about it).
Gracias!
What about file system? You choose fat32 can I use NTFS for the same? Please answer I bought Lenovo IdeaPad 5 pro look like I am in trouble.
After save and exit, my legion 5 pro block my flashdrive, any solution?
- Is the USB flash drive bootable? ► ruclips.net/video/k1YRfNFB7MM/видео.html
- The flash drive must be made bootable in the UEFI mode
It helps me. TY
whyn doesnt it show my hardrive only network and usb?
please help!
thanks!
You d man...:) Thank you a ton
Thanks! I was using mbr and wasnt working ;)
Hello my friend when I press F12 just say EFI pxe network... I don't know how can I do.. can you helpme
- Is the flash drive inserted?
- Was the flash drive made bootable using the UEFI mode? (it must be) ► ruclips.net/video/wZorsGx-t7Q/видео.html
@@furulevi yes my friend, I inserted 2 usb( 1 window original pen and 1 usb pen with iso window 10) I don't understand what's wrong.. because on the menu by F12 I don't see the pendrives. You can helpme? Sorry but my English it's so regular
Really well done video! Thank you
Lenovo 💪👍😍👍😍🤗💥🔥🔥🔥
спасибо
How you disable security boot ?
ruclips.net/video/n6OBZubyqmY/видео.html
I can't see how you all found this helpful at all.
ruclips.net/video/wZorsGx-t7Q/видео.html
RGB keyboard?
yes
Is the gpt for legion 5? Thankss
Yes use GPT, it is not accepting legacy or MBR, here is an example using Rufus ► ruclips.net/video/wZorsGx-t7Q/видео.html
thnx works¨
Subscribed.... 👍👍
Спасибо большое, мне очень помогло твое видео!)
Hi , I have a problem with my Lenovo 5 17ACH6H 2021 (AMD Ryzen 5800/nVidia 3070) , which maybe a common problem among the users of the latest Legion 5 and Legion 5 Pro due to reduced options in the new BIOS. My laptop came with Win 11, installed on the coming with the laptop 512 Gb Samsung m.2 ssd and I decided to leave it for future testing, bought a new 1Tb m.2 nvme and installed Windows 10 Pro on it using the mehtod you showed here. There was no problem to chose the new SSD as main System drive for the Win 10 OS, but now i cannot switch to the previus Win 11 on the smaller 512Gb ssd - there is no bootable option between both drives in BIOS. The most interesting part is that the laptop now boots Win 10 on the new harddisk, as if it's the default boot device, but the only bootable option for ssd in UEFI (Bios) is the first original 512gb drive, that came with win 11 preinstalled. Even the System Information tab in the Lenovo UEFI (BIOS) recognizes the second ssd, but it cannot be detected in Bootable options, which is super strange (maybe, I assume, because of the type of file formats MBR or GPT of the new SSD, i ll check that idea later). Are there any BIOS updates that can enable switching between both SSDs or i am stuck with only one for the moment ?
Since the bootable flash drive must be in UEFI mode, I guess all hard drives must use UEFI also, not the older MBR mode.
@@furulevi Yup , you are right, I checked in device manger, both harddrives are in AHCI mode with GPT partitioning structure and yet again only the one ssd that came with the laptop is recognized as bootable device, although the default booting OS is on new second one. I presume the problem is due to how PCIe 3 x4 bus controller is connected to both drives - maybe if I manually switch their places the default bootable device with switch too, but I prefer not to open it again at least for now, because in the process there is always a small possibility to break some of the plastic clamps holding it together.
Hey, did you solve the issue? I have a problem now. My L5 does not see any bootable devices. I received error during W10 installation from usb. I reinstalled W10 on usb and now laptop does not see any device when option comes to choose bootable device. If you found the solution other than opening your laptop please let me know. I tried all possible settings in bios. Nothing helped.And bios is so limited compared to the video tutorials related to this problem
@@user-tk4ld9jq1t Yup , INSTALLATION GUIDE AND FIX NOTES HERE:
* If you want to install a new Windows Operating system on the same original or on a second new nVME SSD drive :
1) First prepare a bootable USB Flash Memory drive for Windows installation with the Microsoft Media Creation tool if you are on the same laptop with the original OS or (if you are on an old Desktop PC cuz your new Legion 5 laptop has no OS by default) use the 3rd party free sofware called Rufus on your Desktop PC with the Windows Installation "Create ISO" option from the Microsoft Media Creation Tool. After the ISO file has been downloaded and created, you need to start Rufus sofware and change the following settings - change the Partition scheme to "GPT" and targeting OS System to "UEFI", Load the Windows Installation ISO, created from Microsoft Media Creation tool, and select the USB Flash Stick memory (you can watch these steps on "Rufus software tutorial" on RUclips);
2) Enter your Legion 5 BIOS "Advanced menu" during initial booting ("BIOS" is actually the wrong name - "UEFI" is actually the right name with all new Laptop and Desktop computers) and go to activate the "Boot from USB" option;
3) It will prompt you to load your prepared Flash Memory Installation Stick as default bootable device and the Microsoft Windows Installation process will start from it;
4) During the installation process, after selecting a Fresh Windows Installation option, it will show you a window with both SSDs and their partitions as possible Installation drives. There is a small possibility that your new second SSD is not shown in the options for Installation - that is in case your new SSD is not Formated in "GPT" scheme mode - you can fix that using tutorial in RUclips for "GPT formating SSD" using Command Prompt during Installation Process (faster way but maybe a little bit harder) or using the integrated Microsoft Partition tool in already installed Windows OS on the same laptop or on another computer (much slower, but easier way).
5) If you want a clean SSD drive Installation, before you select the partition, on which you want to install the new Windows OS, make sure that there are no old Installations of Windows on the same drive - if there are - delete them and format the SSD from the interface buttons to create brand new System partition. IMPORTANT: If you have original Windows installation and you want to keep it as usable Operating system - Do not FORMAT or DELETE your original SSD's partitions by mistake!
6) At the end of the Installation process Laptop will load the new installed OS by default and will prompt you to finish the installation with your help;
** Both SSD share the same PCIe connection to the CPU, so that's why only one of them is recognized as Primary and shown in the BIOS/UEFI.
*** Every time you want to switch between first and second OS - you need to repeat the same process described here:
Before restarting the Windows (does not matter if it is Windows 10 or 11) hold "Shift" button on your keyboard and while holding it press the "Restart" button in your Start menu:
1) If you are in Windows 10, before going into restarting process a Microsoft Window will prompt you to choose between options like "Repair" , "Save mode" .... and the one that you need - "CHOOSE Different Operating System".
2) If you are in Windows 11 , the same window will be prompted on boot time after restarting process has begun.
Choose the option " Choose Different oparation system" and then it will prompt you to select between the names of each installed OS on the laptop.
You don't need to go into UEFI/BIOS at all - in UEFI/BIOS you will see only one Primary SSD and the second one will not be visible. That's because by default the UEFI booting system of the laptop recognizes only one Primary nVME SSD, but Windows OS is not limited like BIOS booting systems and recognizes any Different Installations on any different Partitions or any different nVME SSD drives.
Notes:
^ If you have installed Windows 10 on the first SSD and Windows 11 on the second SSD - there was a bug last year (2021) - in the "Choose Different Operating System" option - Windows 11 OS name on the first SSD was recognized as Windows 10, but actually it is still Windows 11, just the name is wrong. The good thing was that you can still see that both installations
have their different partition locations on the two SSD disks so you need to remember which one you want to load. With the last Windows 11 updates the bug has been fixed and you can see the accurate names for Windows 11 and Windows 10.
^^ If you have installed two Windows 10 Operationg systems (or two 11) - each on different SSD - on the option to "Choose different Operationg System" there is also info about which partiotion it is installed on - they have the same name but the partition is different... so you need to remember which OS corresponds to which partition number (for example first OS for me is on partition "number 3" and the second one is on partition "number 6".
@@HURSAs thank you very much for your reply but my problem was thag i did not have windows on ssd. Because i was getting a blue screen error very often i decided to reinstall windows, so it gave me error in the middle of the process. So, my ssd was empty disk and my laptop was not detecting my usb anymore after i used other iso file to recreate bootable usb. The thing is i didn't have another computer at hand so i created new bootable usb through my phone. So, the problem was what you described. It was not uefi. I visited my lab just to make bootable usb again. Everything worked. Thanks
How do I change to legacy in bios if I wanted to?
On never laptops you can't...
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Most piece of shit laptop I’ve ever owned and the absolute worst customer service
You voice make me wanna sleep, you didnt explain sheet
Thank you
Thank you