Asus TUF X299 MARK 2 LGA2066, Intel X299 - UEFI version 1004
SSD & SATA installed (and recognized)
After putting together this desktop computer, I have been playing around with its BIOS/UEFI. Still no internet connection, so I downloaded the newest BIOS for the motherboard (version 1401; https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-X299-MARK-2/HelpDesk_BIOS/) and plugged it with a USB stick. Restarting, the computer went again to the 1004 version, even though it recognizes in the booting order the USB (before the two hard-drives). Same story when I made a bootable USB stick (using rufus) with a linux ISO on it - the computer just goes to the motherboard UEFI, even though the USB with the linux ISO is recognized at the top of list of the booting order...
How do I let it actually boot instead of going to the motherboard UEFI?
BTW. I don't know if this is important, but I get a "CPU fan error detected. Ensure that the CPU fan is properly instaled on the CPU_FAN header or adjust/disable the Fan Speed Low Limit option the UEFi BIOS. Press F1 to Run SETUP" error message. On pressing F1 I enter the motherboard UEFI. All my fans are running properly....
SSD & SATA installed (and recognized)
After putting together this desktop computer, I have been playing around with its BIOS/UEFI. Still no internet connection, so I downloaded the newest BIOS for the motherboard (version 1401; https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/TUF-X299-MARK-2/HelpDesk_BIOS/) and plugged it with a USB stick. Restarting, the computer went again to the 1004 version, even though it recognizes in the booting order the USB (before the two hard-drives). Same story when I made a bootable USB stick (using rufus) with a linux ISO on it - the computer just goes to the motherboard UEFI, even though the USB with the linux ISO is recognized at the top of list of the booting order...
How do I let it actually boot instead of going to the motherboard UEFI?
BTW. I don't know if this is important, but I get a "CPU fan error detected. Ensure that the CPU fan is properly instaled on the CPU_FAN header or adjust/disable the Fan Speed Low Limit option the UEFi BIOS. Press F1 to Run SETUP" error message. On pressing F1 I enter the motherboard UEFI. All my fans are running properly....