Trying to help a friend boot into the Windows installer USB on this board, but Secure Boot is listed as "disabled" in the BIOS. However nomatter where we look, we cannot find an option to enable it. I tried looking through the manual to no avail.
Look for CSM support and set it to enabled. On the H61M-S2PV it's under the BIOS Features menu.Trying to help a friend boot into the Windows installer USB on this board, but Secure Boot is listed as "disabled" in the BIOS. However nomatter where we look, we cannot find an option to enable it. I tried looking through the manual to no avail.
The manual for the board shows this as an option, but it's not actually listed in the BIOS. It is seeming like the BIOS isnt detecting USB at all at this point.Look for CSM support and set it to enabled. On the H61M-S2PV it's under the BIOS Features menu.
Try to reset CMOS or update the BIOS.The manual for the board shows this as an option, but it's not actually listed in the BIOS. It is seeming like the BIOS isnt detecting USB at all at this point.
Reset CMOS did nothing. Tried updating BIOS, and it won't even detect the USB. It is formatted to fat32.Try to reset CMOS or update the BIOS.
Under the peripherals menu make sure legacy USB support is enabled as well as the USB 2.0 controller. If they are already enabled then all I could suggest would be to try with another USB drive.Reset CMOS did nothing. Tried updating BIOS, and it won't even detect the USB. It is formatted to fat32.
This has been a long long struggle to get working at this point. We are still partially unsure what board this even is. The board on Gigabyte's site doesn't even line up with what we have here. The board says "H61M-DS2 DVI Rev 1", but it visually doesnt align with the rev 1 board on their site. The board says rev 1, but has the layout of a rev 2.1/2.2 board for some reason? I reported this. (They seem to have fixed it now, looking back at it, but it was completely screwed up).
BIOS is some beta version of F2 I saw. Can't remember if it said F2B or F2C.
Next thing was going to be trying another USB. Friend who has the board said he would go buy another one tomorrow to see.Under the peripherals menu make sure legacy USB support is enabled as well as the USB 2.0 controller. If they are already enabled then all I could suggest would be to try with another USB drive.