Did you summon the blue screen?

26 Comments

  1. assortedUsername

    Good thing nvme has basically no effect on how quickly you post lol

  2. VoidLookedBack

    You know that Bios has a default 5 second delay for BIOS Setup, you can extend it up to 15 by accessing the bios. It doesn’t run off your SSD at all.

  3. oldmonk_97

    Just…. Just go in recovery mode… Don’t make it a qte if u don’t want it to be.

  4. Doom-Slay

    The meta is to get 1 of those small motherboard beeper thingys. When it beeps you press the button once and that works perfectly 99% of the time

  5. tehcliffe

    My issue is that windows loads to quick so the button hit doesn’t render and I can never remember what key to hit to enter lol

  6. Unhappy-Idea-1956

    cmd prompt as admin: shutdown -r -fw

  7. tesmatsam

    Shift + restart> Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings

  8. PhilosopherDon0001

    *beep*
    .

    *beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep*

  9. tychii93

    Open powershell as admin, run “shutdown /t 0 /r /fw” without quotes

  10. Yoshmiester1

    If in windows do shutdown /fw
    Can add /t 0 if you want it to reboot instantly as well. Can be done from run, or cmd, or search

  11. Easy solution, AM5 MSI motherboard. It takes me like 4 minutes to boot

  12. jtowndtk

    Except on ryzen 7000

    I have a 7900x, wavlink gen 4 7400mbp/s nvme, on a strix b650 e, it takes a solid minute to boot

    My last pc on b550 gen 4 solidigm 4000 speeds booted in about 13 seconds

  13. mathew27700

    Once I had a broken windows version (couldn’t get into troubleshooting mode) and I needed to get into Bios to get into USB setup, but I couldn’t since it loaded too fast. I literally had to take out the hard drive from the laptop so I can get into the Bios XD

  14. Lobanium

    If you have Windows, hold shift while clicking restart.

  15. Beepboopbop69420360

    I remember having to spam the shit out of my F11 cause my pc kept booting too fucking fast and I missed it probably 3 times before it finally worked

  16. Don’t really understand the issue.. you face roll the keyboard and your bios setup opens right up.

  17. Evantaur

    `systemctl reboot –firmware-setup`>!or if you like that other OS `shutdown /r /fw`!<

  18. `C:WindowsSystem32shutdown.exe /t 1 /r /fw`

    (needs command prompt/powershell as admin)

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