[SOLVED] In my bios it is showing uefi but while checking after boot in win10 it is showing legacy mode.

[TheDarkLord2021]

I want to upgrade to win11 for which I need to convert my SSD from mbr to gpt to enable secure boot but I'm not sure if my pc would boot normally after that as my pc boots both into uefi and legacy from bios.
Mobo: gigabyte b360m ds3h.
Should I convert the drive from mbr to gpt? Please help

 

[Lutfij]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

If you've installed the OS using the 64bit installer and that your installer is created using Windows Media Creation Tools(for Windows 10), then you should have your drive formatted/created in GPT when you first installed Windows 10. As for Windows 11, I'd advise on not bothering with it. Its best if you let everyone else migrate to it, let them be early adopters and then see if it's your cup of tea. The initial hype always does seem tempting but the headaches that follow aren't worth it.

As for your BIOS settings, mind sharing screenshots of your boot settings page in BIOS + the BISO version you're on at the time of writing?

 

[TheDarkLord2021]

Thanks for the advice regarding installing win11 and i will be sure to abide by that.
But my main concern is that i'm really confused as to why my pc boots both into uefi and legacy when changed from the bios but shows as legacy in the system information page as my system drive is mbr as checked from the disk management.
Image of bios boot option
Image of System Information for bios mode and bios version

 

[alexbirdie]

my system drive is mbr

That's CSM ( legacy-mode). First you have to convert you system-drive to GPT, and after that turn off CSM-mode in BIOS.