Who knows how to set up the ASUS Flying Fortress to boot the system into an SSD

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The specific steps to set up the ASUS Flying Fortress USB flash drive boot are as follows:

1. First of all, press the DEL key on the keyboard during the computer boot process, and then the computer will enter the BIOS interface:

2. After pressing enter, you will come to the settings interface, and then switch to the boot option interface

3. Then, you can see that there are many options under the boot option, and the third option represents the USB flash drive boot:

4. Move the option to the top:

5. Then save the modification and exit, so that the computer has been set up to start the U disk:

The steps are as follows: 1. To enter the BIOS, you need to use the computer keyboard first, first get to know the keyboard of the laptop, we need the top row of keyboards F1 to F12 to set up.

2. When the computer is turned on, keep pressing the F10 key, you can directly enter the main BIOS interface.

3. We can also press the ESC key when the computer is turned on, and the boot menu of the computer will be opened, and the corresponding menu item can be selected to enter the corresponding function, and the F10 key can be pressed in the boot menu to enter the BIOS

4. If you don't know the specific key position or operation method, you can press the F1 button, and the explanation interface will pop up.

5. If you feel that the BIOS settings are wrong and you want to restore the factory value, you can press the F9 button, then move to the option, and press the car button to restore the default value.

6. If you want to modify each menu item, you can use the F5 or F6 keys to modify it, of course, you can also use the up and down keys on the keyboard to select.

7. After all the settings are completed, if you want to save the settings and exit together, you can press the F10 button, and then press the car button on the button.

Win10 system.

Start --- setup--- update and security --- recovery--- Advanced Boot --- restart immediately.

Troubleshoot--- advanced options--- UEFI firmware settings--- restart.

If you install only one system, install the operating system on this hard drive, and it will automatically boot from this hard drive when it starts.

If you have two systems installed on your computer and are installed on different hard drives, you need to set the boot priority.

Steps to boot up the SSD on the ASUS motherboard:

1.Restart your computer.

2.After restarting, press the F2 button to enter the BIOS interface.

3.Enter the BIOS interface and select "Boot" by the arrow keys to enter the boot settings.

4.Select Hard Drive via the arrow keys and press the Enter key to starve hail.

5.After opening it, you will see two hard drives, select the hard drive that starts with the SSD, and move it to the first place by pressing the + button on the top of the keyboard.

6.After the settings are complete, press F10 and select Yes to save. This is the SSD as a boot disk.

1. Turn on the computer and press the del key to enter the BIOS (Pin.

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2. Go to BIOS.

Select System Summary from the DAO down arrow, select it, and click the Enter key (Enter key).

3. After entering, find SATA DRIVE 0 1 2 to check whether the SSD you have installed has been recognized.

4. If you confirm that it has been recognized (you can see the installed SSD), press the ESC key (the upper left corner of the keyboard) to return to the main interface, select the left and right arrows, startup (boot settings), use the up and down arrows to select the primary boot sequence, and click the enter key (enter) to enter.

5. You can see the boot sequence in this interface, select the solid-state drive (SSD) you have installed with the up and down arrows, and press the "+" button to adjust to the first position (the top position).

6. After adjusting to the first position, press the F10 key of the keyboard (the F10 key is located in the top row of the keyboard) (the F10 key is located in the top row of the keyboard), and select Yes in the pop-up dialog box.

7. The computer will restart at this time, at this time, you need to keep hitting the F12 key of the keyboard, at this time, you can see that the installed Intel SSD has been the first boot item, press the Enter key (enter key).

Hello! Has it been solved? I'm similar to the problem, I'm ASUS K401, and the interface is the same as yours, how do I get it right?

Set up in a solid state.

BAI hard disk.

The reason for booting but defaulting to the boot with a mechanical hard disk is not the DAO problem of the setting, but the solid state hard disk and the mechanical hard disk.

The order in which the data cables are plugged into the motherboard is reversed.

The solution is to connect the data cable of the SSD to SATA0 of the motherboard and the data cable of the HDD to SATA1.