jvickers
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Dadgumit!
What a nightmare. I flashed my BIOS to the newest version because the new version offered speedups with some things. Well, avoid that if possible because, as I failed to read, it returned the BIOS to factory defaults, and that means it disabled UEFI and TPM2.0. When I went to check my DEV channel, it said in a rude, red box that my computer was not compatible. ARGHH!
That wouldn't be a problem, except that I forgot how to enable those settings. On to 20 minutes or so of figuring out things. So, 20 minutes later, with no real help from MSI might I add, I found my original notes on how to set up everything correctly.
The long and the short of it is don't update your BIOS unless you absolutely must do that. One would think the new BIOS flashes would automatically enable UEFI and TPM2.0.... Doesn't seem to be the case yet.
All I have to say is "Thanks goodness I was looking around or I'd have been rolled back!"
What a nightmare. I flashed my BIOS to the newest version because the new version offered speedups with some things. Well, avoid that if possible because, as I failed to read, it returned the BIOS to factory defaults, and that means it disabled UEFI and TPM2.0. When I went to check my DEV channel, it said in a rude, red box that my computer was not compatible. ARGHH!
That wouldn't be a problem, except that I forgot how to enable those settings. On to 20 minutes or so of figuring out things. So, 20 minutes later, with no real help from MSI might I add, I found my original notes on how to set up everything correctly.
The long and the short of it is don't update your BIOS unless you absolutely must do that. One would think the new BIOS flashes would automatically enable UEFI and TPM2.0.... Doesn't seem to be the case yet.
All I have to say is "Thanks goodness I was looking around or I'd have been rolled back!"
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