you can install easily, by disabling secure boot in bios.
make sure your USB pen drive must be formatted as NTFS and partition type as GPT for UEFI (non-csm).
Use Rufus 3.9 software to make bootable, i am also using ASUS vivobook R542UQ
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please help me my bios systeam have no csm or legacy options for that i cant install windows 10 by bootable usb drive.
Device:Asus
Model:x509fb
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you can install easily, by disabling secure boot in bios.
make sure your USB pen drive must be formatted as NTFS and partition type as GPT for UEFI (non-csm).
Use Rufus 3.9 software to make bootable, i am also using ASUS vivobook R542UQ
Legacy mode is a feature of UEFI, not BIOS.
Hi Foysal,
I am Sumit, an Independent Advisor and a 3 year Windows Insider MVP here to help.
https://www.asus.com/bd/support/FAQ/1039116
Why isn’t [Launch CSM] function in the BIOS setup menu?
The Windows Operating System which supports Intel CoffeeLake and later processors is limited to Windows 10.
So [Launch CSM] feature(option) is no longer in the BIOS Setup menu from Intel CoffeeLake processors.
If the media cannot boot, disable quick boot and try again. If it still does not, try making a new one. Make sure the disk layout is set according to what it is right now(modern devices are based on GPT) and partition scheme is set to UEFI.
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Use Rufus for the same - option 2 explains better:
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2376-create...
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