Question In first boot pc goes to BIOS, if i quit bios PC boots normaly into Windowss.

[Reizek]

I just built a new PC (only the GPU is reutilized), here are some specs:

Mobo: B650M AORUS ELITE AX
CPU: Ryzen 7600x
Memory: 16gb x 2 Corsair 5600mhz
GPU: My old gtx 970
Storage: M2 nvme Husky 1tb Read 2200 mb/s


Whenever i try to do the first boot of the day, the PC throws me at the bios screen with a message in boot sequence "no bootable device found". If i check the M2 tab in the menu, nothing shows up.

After that, if i quit the menu, the system restarts and loads into Windows without a problem (can play games and do everything), and if i check the bios again, everything is shown correctly:

My first thought was the CMOS battery, maybe it doesnt remember my M2 in the first boot, but given that the XMP which i configured and saved is always present, i dont think the CMOS would be the problem, other wise it would be off in the first boot, am i correct?

Other thing i tried was to stop windows fast boot / start or whatever, also didnt help.

Last thing i tried was checking if my Windows installation is legacy, but i ran list disk and its in GPT, and afaik it means its not legacy.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Im really sad atm and would appreaciate any help.

 

[Darkbreeze]

There is a newer BIOS version than the one you have installed. I would suggest that you first update to that version, then reset the BIOS afterwards using the default setup options on the exit tab. Then restart and see if you still have issues.