Question Windows 10 boots too fast to access the BIOS ?

[Smellybandaid]

Heyo, basically my computer boots too quickly for me to enter bios. I have an ASUS RoG Strix x570-e.

Any advice? Trying to work on my RAM from bios.

 

[Rokinamerica]

Look in your manual but most times it is going to be hitting delete, F2 or something similar to get into BIOS when booting up.

 

[Smellybandaid]

I looked everywhere, can't find the guide to the mobo.


Edit: From what I have found searching, <F2> or <DEL> key are supposed to enter BIOS for this mobo, I've tried this repeatedly, and it does not work.

 

[dwd999]

Heyo, basically my computer boots to quickly for me to enter bios. I have an ASUS RoG Strix x570-e.

Any advice? Trying to work on my RAM from bios.

Did you try disconnecting all of your drives so that it has nowhere else to go other than bios? Once you get there try turning off Fast Boot.

 

[TerryLaze]

you can use windows settings/commands to get into bios.

How to Access/Enter BIOS from Windows 10 Settings or Command Prompt

Basic Input Output System (BIOS) is the most important low-level software that is embedded on the motherboard. Its prime function is booting and configuring the hardware of the computer. It has been replaced by the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), in the latest Windows, which is a...

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[Smellybandaid]

Tried that, tried the cmd method, as we as advanced options recovery boot. Nothing works.

 

[TerryLaze]

Tried that, tried the cmd method, as we as advanced options recovery boot. Nothing works.

Interrupting the boot 3 times, by resetting the pc before it gets into windows, should also get you into bios. Unless that is also disabled in the bios.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Disable "Fast Start" via the control panel "Power Options".

 

[Smellybandaid]

Fast start is disabled already.

 

[Smellybandaid]

Interrupting the boot 3 times, by resetting the pc before it gets into windows, should also get you into bios. Unless that is also disabled in the bios.

Tried this, still booting without entering BIOS. I've tried everything.. anyone else have any feedback?

 

[kerberos_20]

use different keyboard

 

[Smellybandaid]

I don't have another keyboard, but I'll look into that.. I noticed my peripherals shut off when I boot, maybe the boot window for BIOS is during the time they shut off, hence not being able to recognize the BIOS key.

 

[Smellybandaid]

Heyo, just to keep everyone up to date. Somehow I was able to get into my BIOS.. finally got enough time to get in.

Few things I did: I increased my RAM latency to 2400, was at 2133, I believe the clock of my RAM is 2600.. didn't want to max.

Also turned AMD-V (Visualization) on because I'm starting to work with VisualBox, which previously wasn't working because of no AMD-V.