Windows 10: Laptop booting up with UEFI please help

I accidentally deleted the Boot Options and now I can only access the UEFI page. Does anyone know how to fix this? Any help would be appreciated, thanks

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UEFI Dual Boot

I have a question guys. Is dual booting possible in laptops with UEFI??? Please Help.

 

HDD's not showing up in disk management

Hi,

Does they show up in BIOS/UEFI?

Boot to UEFI Settings:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5831-boot-u...

If the option to boot to UEFI is not present, you would have to open BIOS settings. Please reply with the make and model for better help.

 

Are you talking about UEFI (more commonly, and mistakenly referred to as bios) setup before the computer boots into Windows, or are you talking about a failure to boot from the hard drive? If you are talking about the UEFI settings before the computer boots, we need to know the exact model Asus Laptop.

 

It's an Asus F555YA-XO047T . It starts up here and if I save & exit it will just pop back up again.

 

Try setting Launch CSM to disable.

 

I tried that and it just changed the boot options and still pops up the same. Is there anything else I should change?

 

Fast Boot to Disabled, what is under SATA Configuration?

I'm really confused, though - the Windows Boot Manager under boot option #1 should be the HDD and should boot Windows.

 

SATA Mode Selection [AHCI]
There's no other option to change it.

 

I am too, let's assume he only removed the HDD, if booting and change CSM to enabled, and you then click on boot option #1, do you see your Hard Drive in the list?

If so select it.

Basically you need to know if you were booting UEFI, or BIOS (legacy) so those settings can be made, and then the issue is telling your system to boot from the hard drive, so you have to find it in the listings of available boot devices.

It should be there, considering you stated you erased it, and it wasn't a hard drive failure of some sort.

 

There's only Windows Boot Manager under Option #1

 

In UEFI boot mode (CSM launch disabled), that might be correct until another media capable of UEFI booting is actually connected - such as a USB flash drive, external hard drive, or a DVD inserted into the DVD drive.

The question we have is - does the computer boot into Windows installed on the hard drive?

 

If the OP deleted the boot option and was with CSM enabled, one could try the selection "Add new boot option" and see if the HDD is listed there as well ...

I agree though, if you skip the BIOS page, does it boot, and if not what error is given?

 

It booted just fine before I did something to it, now it just boots directly to that page. I have a windows 10 disk but when I go to install it it says that windows can't be installed on the partitions.

 

If it booted fine, you have no need to use the win 10 install disc, this is a matter of getting the boot mode correct, and pointing it to the hard drive to boot, IMHO ...

If you went back and enabled CSM, and then hit to add a boot option, what options are given, give us a screenie if you can ...