Computer won't boot now after installing windows 10

[DeTaiLz]

I checked, nothing on favorites

 

[Megahertz07]

By default, Windows 8.1/ 10 WHQL Support is disabled so it will install as Legacy. I suggest you to follow my recommendations to install as UEFI.

 

[DeTaiLz]

Okay I'll reinstall again with that option enabled. lol

https://postimg.org/image/u415y97pv/

What does that mean? And where is my hdd? Everything is plugged in

Edit: After reading lehacy and UEFI people say there is no difference, do you think I have to reinstall?

 

[Megahertz07]

As your image shows, your memory is running at 2400 and it should be at 3000MHz. You didn't follow my instructions. Pres XMP to run at 3000.
On a UEFI it doesn't show the boot drive as on Legacy. It shows the boot loaders available. Press F11 during POST and select Windows Boot Manager on Sandisk.
Please, follow my instructions step by step.

 

[DeTaiLz]

I'm really sorry if Im stressing you out but XMP says it's not available. I'll follow them now step by step, I thought I could skip ahead by not having to reinstall but I will.

 

[DeTaiLz]

You do want me reinstall again right? Since I installed it before I enabled W8/10 support.

 

[DeTaiLz]

If I select boot manager on san disjk it loads my ssd with windows

 

[DeTaiLz]

Okay, I think I won't reinstall anymore because it causes a huge hassle with everything overall (redownloading programs, etc). It's working now and I am very happy with the result. So far no errors and everything seems under control. It might be a legacy OS format but it's alright as I am having no issues.

I want to thank you both for your time and effort. Without you guys this wouldn't have been possible.

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
As you can see legacy works too uefi is not mandatory

I would go into boot option in bios and disable fast or quick startup,
Also since you have a ssd disable hibernation too,
Right click the start button and click on Command prompt as administrator
Type or paste this into the cmd line and hit the enter key
powercfg -h off

Then type in exit and the enter key to exit cmd.

 

[AddRAM]

Hate to jump in late but.... There`s no reason to reinstall, you just have to get your bios back to how it was.

 

[DeTaiLz]

Hi,
As you can see legacy works too uefi is not mandatory

I would go into boot option in bios and disable fast or quick startup,
Also since you have a ssd disable hibernation too,
Right click the start button and click on Command prompt as administrator
Type or paste this into the cmd line and hit the enter key
powercfg -h off

Then type in exit and the enter key to exit cmd.

Will do! Also just wondering is there actually a major difference in between both?

Hate to jump in late but.... There`s no reason to reinstall, you just have to get your bios back to how it was.

All good and yeah I emailed them and they responded by saying I have to call since it deals with bios. So I'll call tomorrow most likely.

 

[AddRAM]

Only problem that is left is when I reset my bios it gave me the 1024 resolution. I looked around on the web but couldn't find anything to change the resolution. Do you know any fixes?

I`ve never known a Bios to be a certain resolution, a bios loads and it is what it is.

 

[DeTaiLz]

Only problem that is left is when I reset my bios it gave me the 1024 resolution. I looked around on the web but couldn't find anything to change the resolution. Do you know any fixes?

I`ve never known a Bios to be a certain resolution, a bios loads and it is what it is.

Before I messed with bios the resolution when booting up would be 1920x1080 because I remember the circle for windows 10 loading being small like it would when I am on windows. After I reset my bios it changed to 1024x768 (i think its 768) and the circle thingy is bigger.

It's nothing major but a small annoyance as it frustrates me how I can't do anything about it.

Or maybe I am turning crazy and its always been the same because I am actually in the process of convincing my self theres no major change haha

 

[AddRAM]

Then you are talking about Windows, not the bios.

You can easily change the resolution in windows, just right click the desktop. As long as you`ve set windows to 1920 x 1080 there`s nothing more to do.

 

[DeTaiLz]

Then you are talking about Windows, not the bios.

You can easily change the resolution in windows, just right click the desktop. As long as you`ve set windows to 1920 x 1080 there`s nothing more to do.

I did :/ through the NVIDIA control panel so in my windows everything is fine, its just that bios splash screen and bios itself.

Is your boot screen like that too? Where it goes a smaller resolution then back to 1920?

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
Photo op time turn off the flash and the pictures will turn out better
I believe you might be talking about the bios flash screen where it shows the keys to use to get into setup or bios and I suppose the msi logo ?