I wanted to go full UEFI, but when I disable CSM my PC boots 1 time to go in to UEFI, but on next reboot I get blank screen (no UEFI screen) and 04, or sometimes 03 error, and I have to reset CMOS. Secure boot is disabled My GPU is UEFI capable (GTX 970) Fatal1ty Z370 Gaming K6 Any of you guys had simillar problems?
Ermm....could you describe your way how to go 'full' UEFI? You know by just disabling CSM you lose ability to boot from any MBR? You'd have your OS installed on GPT scheme.....means either conversion or fresh GPT installation....
Win 10. But OS makes no difference since I get stuck before UEFI. Found a lot of similar stories on internet, people even move to different boards to "fix" this
Have you ever used BIOS with CSM enabled? Let's just say, it's not HD. Fonts are as large as in some 1990 BIOS, so it's very hard to find what you're looking for, especially if it's burried in some submenu. And thank God my mouse has an DPI switch, Anything above 600 makes it usless. You can't hit anything.
How often do you need to access your bios? If your fonts are too large in your bios screen, check your monitor settings and adjust from there. I've never experienced any font size issues by enabling/disabling CSM
Using latest BIOS (2019/4/15), but I had the same problem before. I think it has to do something with Board-GPU incompatibility. Guess no UEFI till I upgrade
I still think it could be UEFI settings related. According to the thread Asrock could not reproduce the issue. BUT a few people are encountering it. And it 'disappeared'...at one user...after a few BIOS updates. Anyway if that would be the reason nobody would have that problem anymore... Normally BIOS / UEFI address default resolutions via default driver any GPU should know... I would explicitly try to alter settings like IGPU Multi-Monitor (external VGA only / both) and the resolution of the UEFI screen (if changeable)...or disable FHD support there. Change whatever is related to appearance of the UEFI setup GUI. (style / entry page etc...) ..and have a look if it works..... Alternatively try to use onboard VGA to check there if its PCIE GPU related....
Best I could manage was to set: Launch PXE OpROM Policy Launch Storage OpROM Policy Launch Video OpROM Policy to UEFI only, but leave CSM Enabled. Manual states: CSM Enable to launch the Compatibility Support Module. Please do not disable unless you’re running a WHCK test. UEFI is in HD mode now, and I had no problems installing from GTP Win 10 install USB key. Main partition is GTP now, System Information reports BIOS Mode is UEFI.