Hp19-2113w Can't boot from USB

[Angilan]

Hi, I am try to boot from USB, because someone removed all recovery files in harddisk

The legacy boot is under boot order list, the problem is I can't enable it , cause securty boot wasn't disabled

BUT, I have disabled Securty boot and restared then typed in 4 digital code, I also disabled fast boot

my USB can be found in USB storage list, the only thing I want is enable legacy mode correctly 

I checked HP 19 -2113W frimware update, there is no bios update for this all in one desktop

any one can help me?

thank you 

[Malygris1]

Hi there @Angilan

Welcome to the HP Support Forums! It is a great place to find the help you need, from other users, HP experts and other support personnel. I understand that you are having trouble enabling Legacy boot. I am happy to help with this.

Try toggling the safe Boot back on, save the setting and then toggle it back off. Then try enabling Legacy boot again.

If that makes no different try setting your BIOS to its factory defaults, restarting and going in again, and then try Enabling Legacy boot again.

Let me know if that works for you or not.

[Angilan]

Hi, Thank you for your reply

I have tried many times but it dosen't work

My step is 

1, set default setting

2, disable securty boot 

3, restart , 4 digital code+enter

4,restart and back to boot menu

[CherylG]

Try this. Immediately after powering on start tapping the Esc key. This should bring up a menu where F9 Boot Option is a choice. Tap F9. Use the arrow key to move down and highlight your USB. Tap Enter key.

[Angilan]

Hi, I already use this step

in F9 boot device choose

I can't find any thing in legacy list, because legacy wasn't enabled

the problem back to 

how to activate legacy after disable securty boot?

Are there any other options I need to close for legacy ?

[Swaydisway88]

You have to create a UEFI verifiable usb. Use Rufus. Change the partition scheme and system file type from MBR for BIOS or UEFI to GTP partition scheme for UEFI. Leave the file system and cluster size as the default and make sure you enter a volume label. Browse for the .iso image and hit start. Once it's finished, plug it into a port on the HP, power on, F9, select to boot from UEFI flash drive. Problem solved. You're welcome 🙂