- Feb 17, 2017
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So I recently made the mistake of installing windows 10 and have been attempting to set my computer up for dual booting a linux OS as I have done under 7 and XP previously. However I cannot access the UEFI. Hitting "Restart for UEFI Settings" under advanced boot options simply reboots the computer and pushes me back to the windows 10 login screen, hammering at my bios access button during this boot does not change anything. Shift + Restart does not access the recovery options, though shutdown.exe /r /o manages to. Booting the drive I want to install directly results in a black screen and no GRUB long after one would expect to see one. BOOT.ini appears to have been deprecated and so changing that no longer appears to be a fix.
My setup is as follows:
ASUS Z170-AR
Windows installed on an M.2 SSD
Any sugestions would be great, windows 10 appears to be utterly dedicated to keeping my hands away from any options or settings that I might want to change.
My setup is as follows:
ASUS Z170-AR
Windows installed on an M.2 SSD
Any sugestions would be great, windows 10 appears to be utterly dedicated to keeping my hands away from any options or settings that I might want to change.
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