The current bios setting do not fully support the boot device как исправить
Getting the following message periodically, computer will freeze, shut down, screen goes black. After several attempts will revive.
Its an upgrade from W7, has been operating fine for at least 8 months.
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As your issue constricts to the BIOS settings, I recommend that you contact the manufacturer of the computer as they will better equipped to help you with the above issue.
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We understand your concern and we will provide the information required to help resolve the issue.
As your issue constricts to the BIOS settings, I recommend that you contact the manufacturer of the computer as they will better equipped to help you with the above issue.
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Actually a daughter's computer, have been communicating with her from afar..will be back in a few days and have more information. The system does run normally at times, and then screen goes black, seems to freeze, restart may or may not bring up the 'bios' message.
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Please follow the below steps and check if it helps.
Run an Startup Repair on the system
This is an alternate way to boot the PC and run recovery tools when something goes wrong with the Operating system.
Please follow the steps given below. Insert the Windows 10 installation DVD in the DVD ROM and restart your computer.
a) After you boot your computer using Windows DVD or System Repair Disc, a black screen appears with gray text "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD". Press any key.
b) Select the correct time and Keyboard type.
c) Click Repair your computer in the lower left corner.
d) Select Troubleshoot from Choose an option screen.
e) Click A dvanced options in Troubleshoot screen.
f) Click Startup Repair
g) Windows will then look for problems on hard drive(s) and verify that all required files are intact.
To download the Windows 10 ISO refer the link below
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Доброго времени суток! Подскажите пожалуйста в таком вопросе. В последнее время стала выскакивать ошибка после самопроизвольной перезагрузки компа:
The current bios setting do not fully support the boot device.
Go to Advanced > Boot > CSM parameters > and adjust to CSM (Compatibility Support Module) setting to enable the boot device.
Когда выставляешь в биосе оптимальные настройки, комп работает, но недолго примерно 10-15 минут и потом опять то же самое. Я грешу на HDD. Может я конечно ошибаюсь. Кто-нибудь сталкивался с таким?
Мой конфиг:
ASUS M5A97 R2.0
AMD FX-8320
ASUS RADEON 7970
HDD WD 500 gb
Hunix 4 gb
Windows 8.1 x64
Конфигурация компьютера | |
Процессор: AMD A10 X4 5800K | |
Материнская плата: FM2A85X | |
Память: DDR3 1866 2х4Gb | |
HDD: sata 3 1T | |
Видеокарта: интегрированая в процессоре | |
Блок питания: 500вт | |
CD/DVD: LG | |
Монитор: 19 дюмов | |
ОС: windows 8.1 |
The current bios setting do not fully support the boot device. Go to Advanced > Boot > CSM parameters > and adjust to CSM (Compatibility Support Module) setting to enable the boot device. » |
"Текущая настройка BIOS не полностью поддерживают загрузочное устройство. Нажмите OK, чтобы войти в BIOS (Перейти к расширенному> Загрузка> CSM параметров и настройки (модуль поддержки совместимости) параметры CSM для того, чтобы загрузочное устройство" Не точный перевод вашей проблемы, получается если железо исправно надо настраивать биос не на оптимальные настройки, а подбирать режимы AHCI, UEFI, и другие параметры менять по одному и пробовать если результата нет возвращать настройку назад.
Доброго времени суток! Подскажите пожалуйста в таком вопросе. В последнее время стала выскакивать ошибка после самопроизвольной перезагрузки компа:
The current bios setting do not fully support the boot device.
Go to Advanced > Boot > CSM parameters > and adjust to CSM (Compatibility Support Module) setting to enable the boot device.
Когда выставляешь в биосе оптимальные настройки, комп работает, но недолго примерно 10-15 минут и потом опять то же самое. Я грешу на HDD. Может я конечно ошибаюсь. Кто-нибудь сталкивался с таким?
Мой конфиг:
ASUS M5A97 R2.0
AMD FX-8320
ASUS RADEON 7970
HDD WD 500 gb
Hunix 4 gb
Windows 8.1 x64
Конфигурация компьютера | |
Процессор: AMD A10 X4 5800K | |
Материнская плата: FM2A85X | |
Память: DDR3 1866 2х4Gb | |
HDD: sata 3 1T | |
Видеокарта: интегрированая в процессоре | |
Блок питания: 500вт | |
CD/DVD: LG | |
Монитор: 19 дюмов | |
ОС: windows 8.1 |
The current bios setting do not fully support the boot device. Go to Advanced > Boot > CSM parameters > and adjust to CSM (Compatibility Support Module) setting to enable the boot device. » |
"Текущая настройка BIOS не полностью поддерживают загрузочное устройство. Нажмите OK, чтобы войти в BIOS (Перейти к расширенному> Загрузка> CSM параметров и настройки (модуль поддержки совместимости) параметры CSM для того, чтобы загрузочное устройство" Не точный перевод вашей проблемы, получается если железо исправно надо настраивать биос не на оптимальные настройки, а подбирать режимы AHCI, UEFI, и другие параметры менять по одному и пробовать если результата нет возвращать настройку назад.
Asus Sabertooth Z77 (The current BIOS setting do not fully support the boot device)
Recently I had some problem with my Sabertooth Z77 and do not know what is wrong, I have tried almost everything and still the same problem, first of all, I would like to tell you that this Motherboard was used already at the time that I bought it and I do not know what was happening with it in the past.
This is the problem that I have right now and I do not have the minimum idea how to fix it, if you can help me is going to be very helpful for me because I am using this computer everyday for working.
After this problem I do not know how to fix it, I did try almost everything but maybe you know something more to help me.
And then is coming something really weird, now sometimes the Motherboard is recognizing my HDD and sometimes not and I really do not know what happen.
As you can see in that photo there is no HDD but sometimes appears down there in the list of Booting Devices but the most of the time not, it just disappears and this is what is weird for me. If you know where is this problem coming from, please, let me know because this is really a madness do not have your PC and well equipped because of one problem that you do not have the minimum idea.
This is what I have in my CSM, if you got this problem and you solved already just give me a hand with this. Thank you so much in advanced and have a great and wonderful day.
Hey Jnathan,
Welcome to ROG.. Can you provide more details of the HDD you are connecting and, rest of your system details please.
CPU: Intel i5 3570k OC'd to 4.6GHz @1.170V; Mobo: MVG; GPU: Zotac 1070 mini OC'd to +210MHz/+205MHz; Memory: 8GB (2X4GB dual channel) Corsair Vengeance 1333Mhz 9-10-9-T2; SSD: Samsung 840 pro; HDD: 1TB WD Green 6Gbps; PSU: Corsair GS 600w; Case: Bitfenix Merc Alpha:Hybrid Octane in progress; Cooler: Corsair H80 closed loop cooling @ high profile;
A lot of epic FAIL videos are made before one epic WIN video is made
Greetings and of course I can do that, first of all, thank you so much for the rapid response and here I will write all the information about the HDD and the whole system:
HDD Western Digital 500GB SATA / 32MB Cache WD5000AZLX 7200rpm (WD Blue PC Hard Drive).
Asus Sabertooth Z77
Runing Operative System Windows 7 Professional 64 bits
I was wondering from the beginning if I need to reset the BIOS of the motherboard, because I bought this tower from someone else and since that time I never touch the BIOS or change anything in there. The last owner of this PC was using it as a Server at that time and he was using 3 HDD in RAID mode.
If you need more information just let me know, thank once again for have answered me.
Check all voltages in BIOS hardware monitor (if you can), aging PSU may be failing or drifting out of tolerance (especially if it's cheap and/or it's often strained from overclocking, heavy duty-cycle, or "dirty" AC power input).
Check all the signal and power cables (along with connections on both ends) on your boot drive, inspect carefully for frayed insulation or bent/broken/dirty pins (and repair with electrical tape and needlenose/tweezers if needed). Swap boot drive power and SATA signal cables if you have any spares. Try using a different motherboard SATA port and PSU power input if you can.
Try the boot drive in another computer, if possible, to confirm it hasn't died (or isn't suffering intermittent failures).
Western Digital offers some free software here to diagnose and troubleshoot failures on WD HDDs . but they'll only work if the BIOS can detect the drive.
Check if the BIOS chip has creeped out of socket (and push it back down if needed).
Maybe time to reflash BIOS, the firmware could (somehow) be degraded or corrupted. (A chance to upgrade to the latest-and-greatest BIOS version, if you don't already have it, along with a chance that it fixes some kind of drive-detection issue, lol. Write down all your important BIOS settings first, of course.)
It's possible that your motherboard CR2032 coin battery is dead or dying (check with DMM, costs less than $1 to replace if less than 3.0V).
Incidentally - and off topic - you would see *amazing* performance increases (on startup/shutdown, file access, loading screens, general computing stuff, etc) if you upgraded your boot/system drive from HDD to SSD.
I see many 2.5" SATA SSDs at newegg.com - avoid the cheap-cheap "KingDian" S100/S200 SSDs because they're actually slower than fast HDDs and they look (to me) to be of dubious reliability/longevity - but any good/fast/cheap SSD (like the $60 120GB Crucial/PNY/Kingston/ADATA models) would serve you very well. You honestly don't need huge capacity on your system/boot drive - just enough for Windows and your page files and maybe a couple apps/games - most of your stuff can be installed on HDDs - but more speed makes a difference.
And you'll be happy to know that (most of) today's SSDs have greater longevity (and MTBF/MTTF) than HDDs.
(Although I don't advise rushing off to buy a new drive until you've resolved the mystery problem with your old drive.)
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BIOS related errors in the Windows system are not common. However, when a BIOS related error occurs, it usually makes your system freeze, shut down, or the screen goes black. One such error is “the current BIOS settings do not fully support the boot device”.
Several users have reported similar errors in the Microsoft Community forum:
Getting the following message periodically, computer will freeze, shut down, screen goes black. After several attempts will revive.
If you are also troubled by this error, here are a couple of troubleshooting steps to help you resolve the error.
What can I do if my BIOS won’t support the boot device?
1. Check your HDD
- Assuming, you are having a problem with a new or relatively new build, check the HDD for connection issues.
- Open the computer and disconnect the SATA cable from the HDD and motherboard.
- Also, disconnect all the power from the HDD and leave the components idle for a few minutes.
- Now plug all the cables and connect the hard drive to your motherboard.
- Turn on the computer and check for any improvements.
If that does not work, try plugin the HDD to a different SATA port on the motherboard to see if that helps.
Note: This solution requires you to open the computer and disconnect and reconnect the hardware inside. Proceed only if you know what you are doing.
2. Run Startup Repair
- Insert the System Repair Disc or Windows DVD in the DVD/ USB flash drive.
- Restart your computer. The computer will boot using the inserted DVD drive.
- When the “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD” appears, press any key.
- Select the correct time and Keyboard type.
- Select the “Repair your computer” option in the lower-left corner.
- Select the Troubleshoot option under the “Choose an option” screen.
- Under the Troubleshoot screen, click on Advanced Options.
- Click on Startup Repair.
- Windows will now scan for any issues with the system that is causing issues during the startup and fix them.
If you don’t have a Windows DVD, you can create one using Windows 10 ISO. Here is how to create a Windows 10 bootable drive.
3. Check boot device order
- Start the computer and press ESC/F1/F2/F8 or F10 during the initial startup screen.
- Choose enter BIOS setup option.
- Since the mouse does not work, use the arrow keys to navigate.
- Go to the Boot tab.
- Now check the boot device order. Make sure your HDD is selected as the priority device.
- Exit and restart the computer. Check if the error is resolved.
4. Reset BIOS settings
- Restart your computer and repeatedly press ESC/F1/F2/F8 or F10 during the startup to get into BIOS.
- If you are using Windows 10, click on Start and select Power. Now press and hold the Shift key and press Restart. Go to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings and click on Restart.
- Once you are in BIOS, press F9 to open the Load Default Options dialogue box.
- Select Yes using the arrow keys to reset BIOS settings to factory default.
- Exit and restart the computer and check for any improvements.
The current BIOS settings do not fully support the boot device error occurs due to issues with the BIOS. Follow all the fixes in this article to resolve the issues and get your system back online.
If you have any other questions or suggestions, leave them in the comments section below and we’ll surely check them out.
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