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Windows 11How to convert from Legacy to UEFI in BIOS
UEFI is newer software offering faster boot times, 64-bit support.
Learn more about Legacy and UEFI here:
In this article, TipsMake.com will show you how to convert from Legacy to UEFI in BIOS setup.
1. How to access BIOS
To set up Legacy - UEFI, you first need to access the BIOS. Below is an article that shows you how to enter the BIOS of different computer models and motherboards:
2. How to convert Legacy to UEFI in BIOS
In fact, each type of computer, each type of mainboard (motherboard - motherboard) will have a different BIOS setting. Therefore, the way to convert Legacy to UEFI is also a bit different.
- The most common way is to access Boot then select Boot mode and then choose Legacy or UEFI depending on your needs
- Or there is a motherboard that will display UEFI/BIOS Boot Mode, click on it and select Legacy or UEFI
- On new HP laptops you can choose between UEFI Hybrid (using a combination of both UEFI and Legacy) or UEFI Native
- Some main lines also allow you to choose whether to boot UEFI first or Legacy first or just choose one of the two
- On Asrock's main line, UEFI is enabled by default and if you only use UEFI, please disable the CSM part.
- Some mainboards support UEFI by default and to enable Legacy support, you must enable it in the Legacy Support section.
- With Gigabyte mainboards, you can find the UEFI and Legacy settings in the Boot mode selection section of the BIOS
Good luck!
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