08-28-2019 09:44 AM
08-31-2019 12:26 PM
Narkanin wrote:
What's going on is the newest BIOS update 306 wont boot with the Samsung EVO in place as the secondary drive. Computer boots fine once its taken out. If I roll back to 302 then it will boot with the Samsung in it. The issue is that as soon as the laptop restarts after rolling back to 302, it then self updates to 306 putting me in a position where I cannot really boot with this drive in. Why is it doing this and how do I stop it?
08-31-2019 07:07 PM
Matze2k0 wrote:
This also applies to other Models. It looks like they've messed up something with the latest Bios for our Devices. I own a GL702VMK and cannot boot from my NVME Drive as soon as a secondary drive is installed. Regular M2 SSD Drives work fine though. Someone mentioned disabling secure boot in Bios might help.
09-01-2019 01:11 AM
Narkanin wrote:
Interesting. I can try that later today. As I also mentioned in the sticky thread about this, I have submitted a ticket with ASUS which they immediately elevated to their techs and said it would be a couple more days before I got a reply so hope to hear something by maybe Tuesday or Wednesday. Ill keep this thread updated if I find out anything. Hopefully they're already working on an update as this issue is not really new.*
09-01-2019 07:21 AM
schilli wrote:
Have had the same issue, but not with auto update after reflashing.
So I went back to bios version 302 and everything is working by now.
1. HD: m.2 Samsung 970
2. HD: Samsung Evo 860 (caused the problem, stuck in Asus logo after Bios update)
-> removed the 860, then reflashed 302, then installed the 2nd HD back
Let me know when the problem is fixed
Is the Bios Update coming from Windows Update automatically?
09-01-2019 10:07 AM
Narkanin wrote:
Interesting. I can try that later today. As I also mentioned in the sticky thread about this, I have submitted a ticket with ASUS which they immediately elevated to their techs and said it would be a couple more days before I got a reply so hope to hear something by maybe Tuesday or Wednesday. Ill keep this thread updated if I find out anything. Hopefully they're already working on an update as this issue is not really new.*
09-03-2019 01:56 AM
Matze2k0 wrote:
I am quite interested in their reply. According to a post in the Sticky, Asus said that Samsung SSDs are not supported even though the issue is present with other drives too. I myself am using a Intel NVME but My GL702VMK will eventually boot after trying power on up to 8 times.... I have to do this each time i want to start my Notebook.
09-05-2019 05:17 AM
Matze2k0 wrote:
I am quite interested in their reply. According to a post in the Sticky, Asus said that Samsung SSDs are not supported even though the issue is present with other drives too. I myself am using a Intel NVME but My GL702VMK will eventually boot after trying power on up to 8 times.... I have to do this each time i want to start my Notebook.
09-07-2019 07:56 AM
Narkanin wrote:
ASUS basically said theres no information on when an updated BIOS might be available. This is pretty unacceptable seeing as Windows is pushing the update.
08-14-2021 03:28 AM