startup.nsh EFI problem

[cdfyrt123]

I have a problem with my desktop saying efi shell version needs to run a file named starup.nsh if i press any key to continue it does nothing if i press esc to exit it does nothing
i can press exit to acces my MB settings but i really dont know what to do.
maybe something in the bios bu i do not know how to acces it
it all started when i putted mu new GPU and my new PSU in my MB is a A68HM - E33

thanks guys in advance

 

[Shaun o]

If you look in the bios of your motherboard.

Make sure if Uefi that you are in advanced mode if the bios has the option.

Look for a setting that says Csm mode.

Set it to enabled or manual mode.
For the detection of hardware devices set the mode to Legacy op rom \ Uefi mode.

Disable the fast boot option if you have one.
And also this one is important, if secure boot is enabled in the bios it prevents any updates that need to be made to any boot up files such as the Startup.nsh file or boot sector of the hard drive the Os is on.

Make sure you save all of the changes in the bios before you exit it.
With some luck the Startup.nsh file should be run and updated.

 

[cdfyrt123]

If you look in the bios of your motherboard.

Make sure if Uefi that you are in advanced mode if the bios has the option.

Look for a setting that says Csm mode.

Set it to enabled or manual mode.
For the detection of hardware devices set the mode to Legacy op rom \ Uefi mode.

Disable the fast boot option if you have one.
And also this one is important, if secure boot is enabled in the bios it prevents any updates that need to be made to any boot up files such as the Startup.nsh file or boot sector of the hard drive the Os is on.

Make sure you save all of the changes in the bios before you exit it.
With some luck the Startup.nsh file should be run and updated.

 

[cdfyrt123]

i'm a green horn so i can't really understand what you're saying.
To prove that i'm a green horn I discovered my problem.....
SSD was not powered by my PSU....
i hope this gonna make people laugh

 

[Mark_1970]

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/366241-31-startup-problem-stuck-screen

 

[Mark_1970]

i'm a green horn so i can't really understand what you're saying.
To prove that i'm a green horn I discovered my problem.....
SSD was not powered by my PSU....
i hope this gonna make people laugh

There was a time when all of us had no clue about PC's , nobody is laughing