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Aptio setup utility can sometimes get stuck on your ASUS laptop, and this can be a big problem. Despite everything, there is a way to fix this problem and today we will explain how it works.
Custom BIOS alternatives are not uncommon. AMI (American Megatrends Incorporated) has its own UEFI BIOS called Aptio Setup Utility and ships primarily with ASUS desktops and laptops.
Bueno, no hay mucha diferencia entre esta y otras configuraciones de BIOS a menos que be el único problema aislado que molesta a muchos usuarios de Asus.
And it is a sudden shutdown that prevents them from starting Windows 10.
They are said to get stuck in this setup utility every time they reboot, causing an endless loop. Our first thought in this case is hard drive failure which can be caused by:
- A bad hard drive does not boot.
- Hard drive replacement at the factory has not started.
On the contrary, if you are 100% sure that your hard drive is working properly or that your replacement is compatible and connected properly, there are steps you can take to fix this problem. To help you, here are some solutions. Don't forget to take a look.
Please try the following and see if it resolves the issue.
1. In Aptio Setup Utility, select the “Boot” menu, then “Launch CSM” and change it to “enable”.
2. Then select the “Security” menu, then “Secure Boot Control” and switch to “Disable”.
3. select “Save and exit” and press “Yes”.
4. Then press and hold the “Power” button until the laptop turns off completely.
5. Now you want to turn it back on and hold down the “F9” key for about ten seconds or until you reach the “Windows Recovery Menu”.
6. Select "Advanced Startup" and then "Advanced Options" as soon as the recovery menu appears.
7. Select “System Restore” and select a date before the problem started.
The computer should now go through the recovery procedure and start regularly for you.
Make sure your computer's hard drive/SSD is connected properly.
The most obvious cause of this issue in your case would probably be that the connection between your computer and your hard drive/SSD has somehow come loose and your hard drive/SSD is not being recognized by your computer. If this is truly the cause of this issue for you, all you need to do is connect your computer to your hard drive/SSD. To do this, you have to:
- Open your computer to enter your hard drive / SSD. If your computer is a desktop, open the case. If your computer is a laptop, unscrew it and remove the bottom.
- Locate and disconnect the reader connector from your computer's motherboard.
- Clean both the reader connector and the motherboard connector on your computer.
- Plug the connector of the player into the jack connector on the motherboard of your computer and make sure it is connected correctly.
- Close your computer.
Start your computer and check if the problem still occurs.
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