Administrator Updated on April 3, 2023 Asus is the biggest company pertaining to the computer devices. When we talk about computer components, like ASUS Motherboard and ASUS Notebooks, at first all people think that these products will give them all facilities with best performance as well as long durability. All of these are true for all kind of computers, but who will control about the BIOS settings? Everything is not same, who are new user or novice, they don’t know what should have to do these options in BIOS (Basic Housing Input Output System) by default or if it is necessary. Very frequently we have seen in the news that an unprofessional use of system can destroy their computer completely.
Installing windows on Asus is pretty troublesome as the USB boot option doesn’t work usually. You need to follow a bit tricky process to add a USB boot option to it. For your convenience, we have reviewed the whole process below. Check it out.
Adding USB Boot Option in Bios Asus
Here is the process of how you can enable the USB boot option in the Bios Asus laptop below. Check it out.
- First, import the “Windows Files” on a “USB drive.” You must choose a 16Gb/32Gb+ USB drive in this case.
- Plug the “USB drive” into the “Bios Asus” laptop.
- Press the “Power button,” and then the “Esc” button from the top left corner of the laptop keyboard to go to the boot option. The “Esc” button is known as the boot button.
- A small window will arrive on the screen. Press “Enter” from your laptop keyboard to open the bio setup menu.
- From the “Bio Setup” menu, click on the “Advanced” tab visible on top of the screen.
- Hit the “Down Arrow” button and select the “USB configuration” option. Press “Enter” to select it.
- Press “Enter” on the second option named “Pre-boot mode.” Change the mode to “Disable” from “Auto.”
- Press the “Esc” button from the keyboard to go back to the setup menu. Click on the “Left Arrow” key and tap “Enter” on the “Security” tab.
- Go down and press “Enter” on the “Secure boot control” option. Disable this option and move to the “Boot” tab from the top. As the “Launch CSM” option is absent from there, you have to restart the laptop to enable this option.
- Press the “F10” key from the keyboard. A notification will ask you to save the settings. Hit the “Enter” key and keep it.
- Press the “Esc” button several times and wait for the “Boot Menu.”
- Go to the “Boot” tab now, and you will find the “Launch CSM” option available there.
- Hit “Enter” on the “Launch CSM” option and “Enable” it. Let other options stay the same as they are.
- Press the “F10” button again and tap “Enter” to save the change.
- Press the “Esc” button from the upper left side. Press “Enter” to start “Windows installation.”
- Complete all the different necessary settings to complete the entire process.
How to Flash the BIOS?
If you tried boosting your device but failed, you must flash the BIOS firmware before you try again. And if you want to know how to flash the BIOS, follow the steps below.
- Download a BIOS firmware and import it into a “USB Drive.”
- Now, restart your computer and press the “F12” button on the keyboard.
- A small window will open with the “Flash BIOS” option.
- Click on the “3 dots” button and choose “File” next.
- Now, select the “Start Flash” option.
- A notification will pop up seeking your confirmation to start flashing. Click on “Yes” to continue the process.
Summary: Add USB Boot Option in Bios Asus
- Plug in USB to your laptop.
- Turn on Laptop and press F2 key while booting up to enter BIOS Setup.
- Go to Boot Menu then you can find USB drive in Hard Drive BBS Priorities option, just move USB drive to the first position by pressing F5 key then press F10 key to save and exit.
- Section: Now you have enabled USB boot option in BIOS Setup of your laptop and restart it to check if the problem gets resolved or not.
