Changing boot order in Dell 5577 (windows 10)
I can't access the Advanced Boot menu
Win10 Boot Loop (Dell 7090)
Can't get into advanced boot options on windows 7, dell xps 8500
edit: fixed by changing "boot option" from UEFI to legacy. When using "legacy", the NVME SSD showed up in the boot options, so I was able to select that to #1.
Hi all,
I would like to change the boot order in my Dell 5577 running windows 10.
The current order is:
HDD
Network
SSD
The SSD was the latest purchase. I installed it in the frame, installed windows freshly on it, and have it running. However, since it is last in the order, windows still boots automatically from the older HDD. Even if I disable the HDD, it will still run via the network and start some diagnosis.
I have seen online two methods of changing boot order:
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via BIOS -> the problem for me is that the boot menu in bios doesn't show any drives
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other method was via Launch the Start menu and open Settings. Then, go to System/Update & Security > Recovery > Advanced Options > restart computer > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings
problem: UEFI firmware settings don't show up in my menu
Could I be missing some option from the BIOS?
No matter what method I try, and I've tried all of them, I can't see the Advanced Boot menu
It's all black until I press Enter a few times and get brought to the login menu
Please help! I need it to fix an issue with my RAM's RGB
My computer recently had some hard drive issues and now i need to repair it via advanced boot options. However, only the f12 key works on my computer and it only leads to boot drive selection, diagnostics, and bios.
The f8 key doesnt work and if i press it the f12 option appears at the top right corner. The f2 key takes me straight to bios.
I ran a diagnostic and it confirmed that the hard drive is failing. Is there any way to repair my hard drive through the bios or do i need to get windows 7 on a usb?