michael.woosle157502e6
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Good evening everyone. About 10 days ago, I built my new PC with the Z790-P wifi DDR4 motherboard, 48gb ram, two M.2 NVMW drives (one for windows 11, one for Linux), and a MSI video card. The build has gone very good all the way thru the Windows install up until last night when I decided to try the Ubuntu install on the second M.2 drive. I setup a bootable thumbdrive with Ubuntu 24.04 and set the BIOS to boot to it. The setup went fine, except the software did not ask for a bootload option, which I thought was going to create a problem. After the setup was complete, it had me remove the flashdrive and reboot the PC. The PC rebooted to Windows. No problem, but I expected the option to boot to Linux "OR" Windows. So I restarted the PC and RETRIED to boot into the BIOS but COULD NOT. Up to this point, no matter what I do, I cannot log into the BIOS of this machine.... F2 does nothing, F12 does nothing, DEL does nothing.... I have no access to my BIOS anymore. Would you please advise me how to fix this problem as I am perplexed.
Thank you.
Thank you.