Bios won’t save settings and doesn’t show up boot to hard drive options

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ashleywindridge

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Just looking for some guidance
My pc automatically when booting up is forced in to bios and the only way I can get it running is to boot through windows boot manager, there are no hard drive ssd options etc to boot from so I can’t adjust the settings to boot from those also any changes I make in the bios when I restart the pc they disappear and won’t save. All I’m trying to do is be able to adjust bios so I can adjust ram speed etc and boot without having to go into bios settings every time.
Thanks in advance for anyone trying to help
 
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Mark RM
Section 1.6 of the manual the header is labelled CLRTC , it should have NO jumper installed, it's down near the TPM connector.

Worth a shot, but if it's not working and this is going as you describe, I am thinking you have a faulty motherboard.
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That's how UEFI boot works.
It shows only boot options, you are able to boot from.
If you had bootloader installed on multiple drives, then BIOS would show multiple windows boot manager entries and you'd have trouble distinguishing between them.
And after you make any changes in BIOS, you have to save them manually. They don't get saved automatically.
 
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ashleywindridge

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Ok but surely I shouldn’t have to go through bios set up every time just to turn the pc on? And also how would you save the settings manually as I have always selected save changes and reset after any changes made but when it’s turned back on there all back to original. Unless I am saving it wrong some how?
 
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ashleywindridge

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I’ve tried swapping the battery but I can’t seem to find a jumper on my motherboard at all, could be the issue potentially but cant see any info on ASUS whether it’s jumperless or not
 
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Mark RM

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Section 1.6 of the manual the header is labelled CLRTC , it should have NO jumper installed, it's down near the TPM connector.

Worth a shot, but if it's not working and this is going as you describe, I am thinking you have a faulty motherboard.
 
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