Need help 5s, How to set usb to the first boot on bios? please

Need help 5s, How to set usb to the first boot on bios? please

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  • #57749
    Noppakorn Rumrattana
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    sorry for bad eng. I just recieved ezpad 5s yesterday and got the single pure chinese version, so i need to reinstall new windows 10, but to confuse how to set the bios boot option. I don’t see anythings about choose priority boot how can i do? please help me.

     

    Thank you for your help.

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    #57753
    Noppakorn Rumrattana
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    anyone can help? because i got boot loop at 64% now from windows reset. feel sad..

    #57764
    nicolas poupinet
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    There is a tuto here, no need to fresh install Windows.

    https://actiftech.com

    #57784
    Noppakorn Rumrattana
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    @nicolas I try from that video but not working still chinese language and now i try to reset windows and got the boot loops stuck windows. so i will re install windows again but not find the way to change priority boot from Bios.

    #57791
    nicolas poupinet
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    what happened when you clic on F7? No way to choose in boot manager?

    https://actiftech.com

    #57792
    Noppakorn Rumrattana
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    @nicolas this times install new win10 nows but lost any properly drivers , touch screen,wifi network, sound i try to download driver and replace in system32 but nothing happened how can i do? please

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    nicolas poupinet
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    #57841
    Noppakorn Rumrattana
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    Thank you so much @Nicolas.

    I resolve by open Device Manager and browse to systems32 of each drivers step by step until the caution signs all gone. Everythings work fine after reboot. Thx you.

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