the current bios settings do not fully support the boot device

[fye37nrukx3]

i just finished installing a new graphics card and a seasonic g-450w power supply into my asus m11bb

every time i start my computer up i get " the current bios settings do not fully support the boot device"

it then says to go to "advanced > boot > csm parameter, adjust csm settings to enable the boot device"

i don't understand why i'm getting this error and i dont know how to navigate bios. please help

 

[i7Baby]

What is your boot device?

 

[nikoli707]

usually you press the 'del' key over and over when you turn your computer on.

otherwise is sounds like you might not have fully steated all the power pins in and out of the power supply, i would recheck/replug back in all the connections.

did you plug the hard drive into the correct sata port on your motherboard(try a different sata connector on the mobo)? did you also plug the hard drive into the power supply as well?

 

[fye37nrukx3]

usually you press the 'del' key over and over when you turn your computer on.

otherwise is sounds like you might not have fully steated all the power pins in and out of the power supply, i would recheck/replug back in all the connections.

i think i figured out what the issue is, but i'm not sure how to fix it

i have the cable on the right plugged into my hard drive, but not the one on the left
i HAD the cable on the left plugged in, but i couldnt find a place to plug in the other end! there are no connectors on my motherboard for this part of the cable, so im not sure what to do

 

[nikoli707]

usually you press the 'del' key over and over when you turn your computer on.

otherwise is sounds like you might not have fully steated all the power pins in and out of the power supply, i would recheck/replug back in all the connections.

i think i figured out what the issue is, but i'm not sure how to fix it

i have the cable on the right plugged into my hard drive, but not the one on the left
i HAD the cable on the left plugged in, but i couldnt find a place to plug in the other end! there are no connectors on my motherboard for this part of the cable, so im not sure what to do

the cable on the left(solid red) is the sata connector. your motherboard definitley has one. look harder, almost guarenteed there are at least two of them. more than likely they are on the bottem right side of the motherboard(when looking into your case) and they might be blue if they are sata3 6gb ports.

 

[i7Baby]

So plug your drive in and you should be fine.