I hope this is the right place to ask. Wasn't sure if this was an win 11 one or hardware.
I have a AsRock B365M phantom gaming 4 motherboard and like to install win 11.
What I currently have is 10 on a HDD. Obviously HDD isn't really that good anymore so I like to remove the HDD and built in an M.2 drive to install 11 on it. So in short, remove the HDD with 10 on it and exchange it with an M.2 where I like to install 11 on it. Like a fresh start so to speak.
Now, I know I need to have TPM and secure boot enabled. I have done this, but according to the Windows Healthcheck, I still do not meet requirements for 11 due to CSM. I went into BIOS and disabled it, but now it only goes straight into BIOS. No matter what I do. Once I enable it, computer starts up normally.
I did look up the issue and saw few workarounds, but since I'm going to replace the drive, is my computer able to startup and install 11 once I disable CSM?
I have a AsRock B365M phantom gaming 4 motherboard and like to install win 11.
What I currently have is 10 on a HDD. Obviously HDD isn't really that good anymore so I like to remove the HDD and built in an M.2 drive to install 11 on it. So in short, remove the HDD with 10 on it and exchange it with an M.2 where I like to install 11 on it. Like a fresh start so to speak.
Now, I know I need to have TPM and secure boot enabled. I have done this, but according to the Windows Healthcheck, I still do not meet requirements for 11 due to CSM. I went into BIOS and disabled it, but now it only goes straight into BIOS. No matter what I do. Once I enable it, computer starts up normally.
I did look up the issue and saw few workarounds, but since I'm going to replace the drive, is my computer able to startup and install 11 once I disable CSM?