Can't access boot priority setting

[n3eLo]

Hi there, i bought and installed a new ssd in my asus k56cb and i wanna make it boot from dvd or usb to install the windows but i can't access to my boot priority setting. What can i do about that?

 

[brarboy]

laptop do have locked bios which you cannot change setting.
Keep pressing the F8 key before Windows starts> In the Advanced Option Menu select Repair your Computer. And continue.
Another thing that may work is, just take out the ssd and connect it after your laptop has booted through DVD or other bootable device.

 

[n3eLo]

give me few minutes to try your solution 😀

 

[brarboy]

give me few minutes to try your solution 😀

Hope that it really works out for you 😀

 

[n3eLo]

nothing is working mate, F8 only makes the bios open kinda slower than normal nothing more, btw the ssd is empty, no windows inside

 

[brarboy]

nothing is working mate, F8 only makes the bios open kinda slower than normal nothing more, btw the ssd is empty, no windows inside

Your ssd is attached to your machine which is picking up as first boot option. Remove it and let it boot through dvd if you can't change the sequence in bios.

 

[brarboy]

Do something like this if you have the option in bios:

go to Boot in BIOS and enable the option Laucnh CSM and sub option Launch PXE OpROM.

 

[n3eLo]

i tried it but it loads the bios 🙁

 

[n3eLo]

i have tried to activated Laucnh CSM and sub option Launch PXE OpROM but when i seve and exit it resets to default

 

[n3eLo]

save and exit*

 

[brarboy]

save and exit*

try with F12 option, if that opens you the boot menu.

UPDATE: Do check this thread too.
http://superuser.com/questions/524598/asus-uefi-bios-options-how-to-boot-from-dvd

 

[n3eLo]

i fixed that m8, i disabled the secure boot control and i activated Laucnh CSM

 

[brarboy]

i fixed that m8, i disabled the secure boot control and i activated Laucnh CSM

glad that helped. Good luck mate 😉
Enjoy!!!

 

[n3eLo]

thank you for your time

 

[brarboy]

thank you for your time

nevermind 😉