Don’t let go of the F2 button prior to the BIOS screen displaying.ģ. Push and hold the F2 button after that click on the power button. Hold and press after that switch off the computer.Ģ. ASUS How To Boot From a USB Device (Flash Drive or Other USB)Īccording to Asus, because of the Fast Startup feature, you can’t just press F2 to get in BIOS configuration when booting the computer.Ĭheck out the steps below to enter BIOS configuration.ġ. You can choose the boot device from the list. You are able to boot the computer from USB drive/CD-ROM by using the 2 approaches below.Īpproach #1: Enter BIOS -> Choose -> Choose USB drive/CD-ROM from Īpproach #2: Hold and press and after that push the power button to activate the system.Press F10 in order to save the configuration changes.When you go into the BIOS configuration, make sure you choose.(If you don’t know how to enter BIOS, scroll down a bit- we’ve outlined a process for doing so). If you’re looking to do the boot from a flash drive or CD on Windows 10, Asus provides the following instructions. We published a pair of workarounds for this issue down the page if you want to try it- they’re listed under Asus Windows 8 Workaround. Over in the Super User forums, a poster with a Zenbook said that after consulting with an Asus tech, he was told that with Windows 8 you can not boot from BIOS. Any help you could give would be appreciated.If you need to boot your Asus computer from USB drive or CD-ROM, you have to get into BIOS to create the configuration. I've also lost my Windows 10 installation since formatting the drive with Disk Utility before installing MacOS, but unless I need that, I'm not concerned about it since I have another laptop I use for Windows. I'm don't know if that is related to the problem I'm having though. I was able to keep the display clear was by enabling "Launch CSM" in the BIOS, but from what I've read about BIOS for Opencore, its recommended to disable CSM. The first issue I encountered was a garbled display shortly after the Apple logo with the loading bar under it. I've verified the file structure of my USB stick multiple times, but one thing I am unsure about are the BIOS settings. The issue I'm having is after installing MacOS, when my computer reboots, it only shows my USB stick and will only bring me back to the MacOS installer again and again. I've been trying to install Catalina rather than Big Sur since I don't find Big Sur currently available on gibMacOS or macrecovery.py. I haven't had success trying multiple times with these guides: Booting The USB Installer Using OpenCore | and OpenCore Install Guide (). Vejtarn, I have a very similar model to yours (Asus X555LB) and have been trying to use the files you posted. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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