Sometimes the PC doe not present us with the F1, F2 or F12 options. If you cannot access the options to jump to BIOS during restart, you could try a few options which i have found helpful. Please help, I've been working in a Mac shop for 4 years and I think I'm missing something about this new-fangled UEFI and Windows 10! Also, Lenovo support sucks and I've given up on them, well not entirely, I'm sorta racing them against the Spiceworks community and I think they'll lose!įrom what you've said, I can tell you for sure that Your USB Flash drive is okay, it can boot etc.Your BIOS or UEFI settings are the problem. After I got to the recovery settings and go to the option to change UEFI settings and hit reboot, it sends me to the black screen (basically never makes it to Phase 2 of those instructions). I tried Lenovo's general accessing UEFI/BIOS instructions, but they just led me back to black monitor and glowing power button.
#Windows 10 usb secure boot is enabled windows 10
It of course boots fine to the factory Windows 10 install.
It also refuses to boot if I hit F1 or F12 as I power it up. When I plug in the flash drive (tested good on a Windows 7 PC) it won't boot, as it doesn't even activate the monitor I suspect it's an issue with UEFI and secure boot. I am helping a friend setup a new Lenovo IdeaCenter (510A-15IKL 90GV000CUS) and I'm having issues getting it to boot from a flash drive.
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