Recent content by clsrunner03

Ok, thank you. I'll try that.

A clean install would get me out of legacy mode? It doesn't boot when I enable UEFI Only. I think it goes deeper than just having to enable secure boot. It would've just said off in the system info then. Thank you though.

Hi, I'm trying to update my PC to Windows 11 from Windows 10 but the PC health check says that secure boot isn't supported on my PC. I looked into and the msinfo32 command says my pc is in legacy mode with Secure Boot unsupported. Also, when I installed the new mobo and cpu I couldn't use my PC...

So now my PC will only boot in safe mode and when I do that I get this error. It's in low res too. I also included a photo of the boot menu. I'm going to try unplugging the cloned ssd. View: http://imgur.com/gallery/NE5761A

With both drives?

I'm trying to switch the boot drive in my Windows 10 PC by cloning the 3TB Toshiba Hard drive I'm currently using onto a 2TB Samsung 870 QVO SSD. I have been unsuccessful so far though. Today I cloned the SSD using Macruim Reflect Free and when I tried to boot the PC with just the new SSD it...

I have an HP Pavilion 15z-cw100 laptop with a 128 GB SSD and a 500GB hard drive. The SSD is the C drive with Windows on it. The problem is that everything is downloading onto the SSD and it's almost full now. I've tried moving files from one drive to the other but all that really did was mess up...

It didn't work, just brought me back to the Windows setup page. Here's rhe pictures View: http://imgur.com/gallery/nxV5jsL

I had the voot order so that the USB stick was first and the ssd second. The usb showed up twice as UEFI usb stick and just as a normal usb stick. I tried it with the uefi first and the other usb option second and the ssd third and I also tried it with the normal usb option as the third boot...

Thanks. I thought I already tried that but I might've waited too long to remove the USB stick. Can't hurt to try again.

So I recently bought a 500gb nvme m.2 ssd, the Samsung 970 evo and I'm trying to clean install Windows 10 onto it with a USB stick. But after I go through the download process and it reboots, instead of going to cortana, it brings back the install screen. I don't think this counts as a boot loop...

Thanks for your answers, I play Mostly Cs go, PUBG, Battlefield 1, Overwatch, and Rainbow Six.

I'm planing on upgrading my pc soon and I am wondering if I should get a 1440p monitor or a 1080p monitor, both with 144hz refresh, 1ms response time, TN panels, and g-sync. Here are the monitors I plan on gertting...