Open the uefi in my new laptop Try to find CSM option.. Well .. nothing. Anything I can do To open it ?
Most companies dropped any legacy-support (=CSM) on their machines since some years, because nor CSM neither drivers are developed for the hardware.
update bios ... and still nothing look like they remove this option i do wonder, if there modified bios, that allowing to load EFI partition, from usb drive with ntfs partition ? for this specific model. because it not load efi from ntfs parition
Wrong. EFI-partition has to be formatted FAT32, not NTFS. This is part of the UEFI-specs. To my knowledge e.g. Rufus can use a chainloading-mechanism to avoid the boundary of FAT32 and format an install-stick NTFS, but has a hidden EFI-partition containing bootloader.
Extremely unlikely. FAT32 is supported by all x86_64 EFIs that I'm aware of. NTFS might work (ASUS usually allows it), other file systems might require a driver. So... just use fat32 and be happy. If you are trying to boot a system installed in legacy mode, just format the boot partition as fat32 and recreate the boot files
You can dump the bios and inspect it for CSM. Then if present in the dump, you can use the modded grub efi to modify the varstore. This has worked for me with CFG Lock on an Asus Zephyrus 2020 model. That one was also missing CSM, as did 2019 Rog Strix. PS if you wanna disable TPM, reflash current bios and quickly enter it. You'll have the option for it just this one time. To enable back do the same. Option is gone after reboot, but the effect stays.
I have another Asus board .. and does not have this problem So Asus do it in purpose? Or something else ? If you spend money for mid-high laptop So .. allowed it. Nope.