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[Solved] ASUS x550C Laptop Auto-Enters BIOS: Advanced SATA Configuration, Boot Tab, and Photos

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  • #1 17070328
    Szymon Maciejczyk
    Level 9  
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    Hello. The laptop itself goes to the bios after turning on, I have restored the factory settings and nothing, I took out the battery and nothing .. in the advanced -> SATA CONFIGURATION tab the disk is loaded but in the boot tab it is no longer there. I will add photos of my bios settings
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    #2 17070529
    tad_reula
    Level 17  
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    Try detaching the keyboard.
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    #3 17070532
    cyberdelia
    Level 22  
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    It enters the bios because there is no bootable device or an active boot partition, to make sure you first put some live linux CD, make sure the bios is set to search the system from this media and see what happens. And set Lunch CSM to ENABLED
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    #4 17070657
    tad_reula
    Level 17  
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    Follow it Link
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  • #5 17071139
    Przemko21
    Level 27  
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    I had the same symptom. The hard drive was damaged. System replacement and installation helped
  • #6 17082458
    Szymon Maciejczyk
    Level 9  
    Posts: 8
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    Hello. Problem solved, it turned out that the bios was incorrectly set up and as a colleague wrote "cyberdelia" (the bios is set to search the system from this medium and see what happens. And set CSM Lunch to ENABLED) additionally security blocked me. Everything is already flashing beautifully :) Thank you very much for your help.
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