How to Change Boot Mode in BIOS to Boot from USB
- Why Change Boot Mode?
- How to Access BIOS
- Changing Boot Mode in BIOS
- Troubleshooting Boot Mode Issues
- Using Ninja Stik for Secure Boot
Why Change Boot Mode?
Changing the boot mode in BIOS allows users to boot from external devices such as USB drives. This is useful for installing new operating systems, troubleshooting system errors, or running a secure OS.
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How to Access BIOS
To access BIOS on most computers, follow these steps:
- Turn off your computer.
- Turn it back on and immediately press F2, F12, or Delete repeatedly (varies by manufacturer).
- Once inside BIOS, navigate using the arrow keys.
Changing Boot Mode in BIOS
Follow these steps to change the boot mode:
- Access BIOS using the method described above.
- Navigate to the Boot tab.
- Locate Boot Mode and select either UEFI or Legacy mode, depending on your system requirements.
- Move USB Drive to the top of the boot order list.
- Save changes and exit BIOS.
Troubleshooting Boot Mode Issues
If your system does not boot from USB, try the following:
- Ensure Secure Boot is disabled in BIOS.
- Check if the USB drive is properly formatted as FAT32.
- Use a different USB port.
- Reset BIOS settings to default and retry.
Using Ninja Stik for Secure Boot
The Ninja Stik is a secure USB drive that allows users to boot into a private OS environment. To use it:
- Insert the Ninja Stik into a USB port.
- Enter BIOS and change the boot mode as described above.
- Select Ninja Stik from the boot menu.
- Enjoy a secure and private computing experience.
