Hi friends today i am going to show you How to Boot Asus F550 Laptop From Windows Bootable USB Drive to Install Windows 7, 8 or 10. New asus laptops have pre-installed dos or windows 10 , but if you want to install a custom Operating System (OS) like windows 7 , Mac or Linux you have to change some settings in bios setup to enable the option for USB or DVD boot. In default mode you can’t be able to see USB or DVD in boot menu so you have to follow my steps to go ahead. Benefits of custom OS , you install a fresh windows according to your desirable partition sizes. If you have 750GB Hard Drive , you can make C: Drive of 250 GB and rest of space as D: Drive. Lets see below the steps How to boot Asus laptop from USB.
How to Boot Asus Laptop From USB
Step 1 : Plug a Bootable USB Drive in to your Laptop. (Note: Skip this Step If you Want to Install Windows from DVD.)
Step 2 : Turn on your Laptop and press the ESC key 5-10 times to open Boot menu.
Step 3 : You will find a empty boot menu with “Enter Setup” option , select that and hit enter.
Step 4 : Once you have entered Bios Setup , Now go to Advanced Tab by pressing Right Arrow Key.
Step 5 : In Advanced tab enter the “USB Configuration” , Now go to “XHCI Pre-Boot Mode” and Disable it.
Step 6 : Now go to Security Tab and Disable Secure Boot Control option.
Step 7 : Next step is to Enable “Launch CSM” in the the Boot Tab , But you can’t get the option to Enable.
Step 8 : To get option to Enable Launch CSM Press “F10” Button and select “Yes” to Save Configuration and Exit.
Step 9 : Now Quickly press ESC Key 5-10 times and again Enter Bios Setup.
Step 10 : Now go to Boot tab you will find Launch CSM option is available , just enable it and again hit F10 Button to Save and Exit. Then Quickly press ESC key 5-10 Times to Open Boot Menu.
Step 11: Congratulations !! Now you Have Successfully Unlocked Boot option for your Laptop. You can now install Windows from you Bootable USB Drive or from internal DVD Drive.
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My asus laptop model number A540l(Asus A540L) not install win7 ..
I am follow your all steps bt not work properly
I am boot sandisk pendrive and setup it but my drive was not load /show the drive at select or format time…
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Some of the keys on my Asus keyboard is working, I replaced the keyboard, for a wile I start getting the same problem, I think is windows, I enter bios the same problem. pled help me.
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HI i dont have lunch CSM i dont know where is it
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i’ve disabled secure boot but still can’t find launch csm! my laptop is asus x441n
Thank you guys. It’s work successfully
I’ve been using Ubuntu and Windows on my Asus laptop for 4 month, and both work fine.
You’re the man who made this possible, thank you so much!
I just want to share my own experience on configuration problems, which I came into and which are not covered in the article.
1. There are 2 modes an operating system can be installed in: BIOS (Legacy) and UEFI. You have to install both your OSes in the same mode! On Windows there is a way to lookup which one it is installed in. When loading Ubuntu from USB, you’re provided with both options; just choose the mode in which you have your Windows installation.
Note: If you load Ubuntu in the different mode, it’s not going to recognize your Windows installation.
2. Despite the fact Ubuntu DID recognize Windows, it did NOT suggest me to install itself alongside it. I had to do it manually: allocate a partition on the space shrinked for Ubuntu and tell it to make installation exactly on this partition. And here is one more thing: I couldn’t allocate more than 4 partitions on my drive (neither Windows Disk Manager not Ubuntu installer could do that), so I had to leave my Windows with 3 partitions in order to allocate one more for Ubuntu.
Hope these helps for someone facing the same issues.