AN515-42, firmware 1.16, No Bootable Devices found trying to boot Linux drive

I've tried disabling secure boot, I've been told that there is a way to show hidden options with ctrl+s in the UEFI but I've tried it on every page with no luck. The only boot option it shows is UEFI, there is no legacy option, under the SATA settings there is only enable and disable of the sata ports. I've also tried disabling TPM, still nothing. Yes, it sees the drive when it's connected in the UEFI, I can plug the drive into any of my other computers and boot from it just fine. No it's not a cable issue, it boots from the Windows 10 drive without issue.

The problem is that Windows10 is completely useless for me and what I do.

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Commodore_1995#

In the information tab, does it show that sata mode is in ahci? Have you already converted the pendrive to gpt?

intok

No, there is no option for AHCI. I updated firmware from the base 1.11 that it shipped with one stage at a time through to 1.16, there was never an AHCI or legacy option. I'm trying to move an existing drive from another computer, it has all of the necessary drivers and will boot every other computer I have both AMD and Intel based as long as they are 64 bit.

andylb

intok said:

No, there is no option for AHCI. I updated firmware from the base 1.11 that it shipped with one stage at a time through to 1.16, there was never an AHCI or legacy option. I'm trying to move an existing drive from another computer, it has all of the necessary drivers and will boot every other computer I have both AMD and Intel based as long as they are 64 bit.