PC Boots to BIOS Instead of Windows 11 – Help Needed!

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Asked By RandomBuilder99 On

I recently built a PC for a friend and installed Windows 11 from a USB drive without any issues. However, after the installation, the system only boots into BIOS. The M.2 SSD is showing up in the "Storage Information," but it isn't recognized as a bootable device. I've tried a few things like adjusting the Secure Boot settings, changing the OS Type to Windows UEFI mode, and enabling CSM, but nothing seems to work. Before I go ahead and reinstall Windows, I wanted to see if anyone has any suggestions or solutions.

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Answered By TechGuru42 On

It sounds like you might have some BIOS settings mixed up. Make sure to enable UEFI boot, fast boot, secure boot (set that to standard mode), and fTPM/Intel PTT. Also, disable CSM boot. That should help you get the system to recognize the M.2 SSD properly. By the way, what SSD are you using? I can't see it listed in your build.

BuildMaster88 -

Thanks for the advice! I'm using a Crucial T700 2TB.

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