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HP Envy X2

Unable to boot from USB

 

To Date:

Entered Bios

Secure boot Off

USB moved to Priority 1

Disabled/Enabled powered to USB options

Checked USB, It boots easily on three other test computers

Wiped and restored Win 8 from recovery media (USB)

 

Tried secure boot "On"

EFI not accepted from USB

;-(

 

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Hi:

 

I believe you have to enable Legacy Mode in the BIOS as well as disabling Secure Boot.

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Turn off secure boot = enables legacy boot (right?)


@Paul_Tikkanen wrote:

Hi:

 

I believe you have to enable Legacy Mode in the BIOS as well as disabling Secure Boot.


 

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There should be two independent settings, aren't there?

 

There are for desktop PC's and I also thought there would be the same for notebooks.

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Nope

Only One 

Secure boot On/Off


@Paul_Tikkanen wrote:

There should be two independent settings, aren't there?

 

There are for desktop PC's and I also thought there would be the same for notebooks.


 

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Take a look at this article.

 

Under the notebook section there is a picture showing a legacy boot function on the right side of the second picture.

 

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03653226

 

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Re: the 

Secure Boot (Windows 😎

web page:

 

See the section:

"Using Secure Boot on a notebook computer"

Scroll down to:

"Disabling Secure Boot"

Go to

"Figure 16: Boot Options menu"

Instructions say

"Use the down arrow key to select Secure Boot , press the Enter key, then use the down arrow key to modify the setting to Disabled ."

 

I have done this, all of this, every step, multiple times

 

Still cannot boot from USB

Secure boot is disabled

Still cannot boot from USB

 

 

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Hi there,

 

In order to help you better, can you provide the BIOS screenshot? 

 

Also can you let me know what data is present (OS files, etc) in the USB device that you are connecting.

I am an HP employee.

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I have a HP envy X2, BIOS version F.06, and with rev 5.0 of the InsydeH2O.

I cannot boot into a USB. I've disabled Secure boot, but even enabling it doesn't change at all the situation. I cannot choose the "UEFI Boot order", that option is always shown in black, unselectable. Changing the "USB port Charger Mode" doesn't help either: i've tried all three options.

Pressing F9 at boot gives me to the Boot manager menu, only allowing me to enter setup, as in F10, or exit.

 

 

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Hi yop,

 

I understand that you are having an issue with booting your computer from USB, I would like to assist you with this to get the issue resolved. I just need to ask a couple of questions first.

 

1. What version of windows are you currently running? Click Here

 

2. Are any error messages, lights blinking, or sounds coming from the computer when you try to boot the computer up?

 

Thank you.

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