Originally Posted by
superangrypenguin
What does your primary hard disk partition look like? Is there a Fat32 partition? Or just NTFS?
Have 2 drives. The OEM one which was partioned by Acer. Think it is NTFS. The 1TB Seagate is definitely NTFS and formatted in a single partition. The Seagate was working when I changed drives to try the UG.
Also, for your knowledge - this is the difference between the CMOS and a BIOS.
BIOS being the programming code that runs the computer and CMOS is what it is stored on.
While I respect your opinion, I find it highly unlikely that it went in to change the boot order AND disabled the keyboard input. In fact, dare I say it, it's impossible. Something else must have happened.
What could have? Not responding to any KB inputs. I should try to video what it is doing.
Also, is your mobo UEFI compliant? (and you just turned on legacy BIOS) or is your board a BIOS only (for all intents and purposes) board?
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No UEFI option or any option to switch to such in BIOS (Phoenix FWIW) on the bricked Acer (the 1 year newer Aspire I am typing this on does though, and I will not be UGing to Win 10 on it).