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During bootup, I can get to the boot menu via F8.
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The manual talks about various Secure Boot Keys, but I don't really know what that means. I do not have the option of disabling Secure Boot. Right or wrong, here's what I have on my system: My problem is with the WinPE-based - I would like to talk a little about this monster called UEIF BIOS and would appreciate any advice you might could offer.
I have not tried an actual recovery, but my computer booted immediately into the Acronis Recovery Menu. I should mention that after I installed ATI 2016 and before I learned there was a problem recovering with a Samsung SSD, I did create the standard Acronis rescue media on DVD, and it boots just fine on my computer. Since I have to download the ADK component again, I'll probably let that happen after I go to bed (I have slow DSL and it takes forever).
I don't blame any of my bootable media though, but just how the bios is configured on this board - it's been a frustrating learning experience with this new motherboard, but now I know what works and what doesn't (which a lot still doesn't - hence the bios "default' changes I sometimes I have to fall back Bobbo & Steve - OK, I will burn a new DVD and a bootable flash drive. I usually end up resetting by bios to "derfault" just to get everythign working again - and then making the necessary changes. Even though they essentially look the same and are from the same manufacturer, they function very dfferently and I have been having trouble with how it handles different boot managers via the new "Windows Boot Manager" option that I've never had to deal with directly in a bios.
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I too have a new motherboard and bios (same manufacuter as my old one which also did Legacy and UEFI, but never had any issues with it until the BIOS actually corrupted for no darn reason and prompted me to upgrade my hardware since I couldn't get a decent third gen intel board anymore). The funny thing is, it still uses "adksetup.exe" as the installer file, but this one calls on the local files that you now have, instead of asking you to download them like the original adksetup.exe does. I always select the second option now since this is such a big download and can then use it as much as I want over and over.
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The second one will download everything to a folder on the local computer called "ADK" with the actual install files that can be used later to install on the same computer, or moved to a USB drive or some other media so you can use the same files again without having to download the entire package for each machine (or in the event you need to reinstall or repair on the existing one). The second is "Download - download features and installation on a separte computer" - see capture.jpg attached below. The first is to insall on the local machine (mine now says repair since it's already there). When you open it, you have 2 options (I already have it installed so it's a little different now) though. This is just a link to download the actual files, and nothing more. The first time you download the ADK from Microsoft it gives you a file called "adksetup.exe".
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