Step 1: Enter BIOS/UEFI
Restart your computer.
While restarting, keep pressing the BIOS key (like Del, F2, F10, ESC, or F12).
You’ll enter the BIOS menu. Step 2: Enable CSM (Compatibility Support Module)
Go to the Boot tab or Advanced Settings (it depends on your BIOS version). Find Launch CSM or CSM Support and set it to Enabled.
If you can’t change it, go to Step 4 and disable Secure Boot first. Step 3: Set Boot Mode to Legacy or Legacy + UEFI
Find Boot Mode or Boot Type. Set to:
Legacy Only (for older USB drives or MBR disks) Legacy + UEFI (for compatibility with both old and new drives) Step 4: Disable Secure Boot (If Needed)
Go to the Security tab or Boot tab. Find Secure Boot and set it to Disabled. Step 5: Change Boot Order
Find Boot Priority or Boot Order. Set your USB drive or OS disk as the first option.(Use the + or - keys to move it up.)
Step 6: Save and Exit BIOS
Press F10 to Save and Exit or find the Save & Exit option in the menu. Step 7: If the Black Screen Still Shows Up...
Check if your USB is properly bootable (Use tools like Rufus or Ventoy). Make sure your ISO file isn’t corrupted. Update your BIOS firmware. If you have a gaming PC, try adding nomodeset in boot options for GPU compatibility. Step 8: Reset BIOS to Default (If Something Goes Wrong)
Enter BIOS again. Select Restore Defaults or Load Optimized Defaults. Save and Exit.
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