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‎01-24-2016 10:54 AM

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Product: Z-book 15
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1 (64-bit)

How to I change the white new BIOS to the old legacy one? The new one has the secure boot setting  disabled in my case. In the hp tutorial, it only shows how to disable secure boot using the old bios.

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‎01-24-2016 05:41 PM

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@dannychris37 wrote:

How to I change the white new BIOS to the old legacy one? The new one has the secure boot setting  disabled in my case. In the hp tutorial, it only shows how to disable secure boot using the old bios.

Did you try this.

 

Boot to UEFI Mode or Legacy BIOS mode

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‎01-24-2016 11:19 AM

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It seems the secure boot enable/disable setting is not available if UEFI native boot mode isn't selected or if "Clear safe boot keys" is ticked. Is switching back to old bios unavailable?

‎01-24-2016 05:41 PM

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@dannychris37 wrote:

How to I change the white new BIOS to the old legacy one? The new one has the secure boot setting  disabled in my case. In the hp tutorial, it only shows how to disable secure boot using the old bios.

Did you try this.

 

Boot to UEFI Mode or Legacy BIOS mode

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Windows 10 drivers may be available through Windows Update

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BTW, Millions of folks have gone back from Win10 to their prior O/S -- something you don't hear about from MS. by WAWood but ALL to TRUE
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Those that want HD Gaming should plan to invest in a Gaming Laptop to handle those requirements. Eamples GTA V or Crysis 3.
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