Difference between revisions of "BIOS and UEFI"

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=Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI)=

{{tip|As UEFI ~~systems sit~~ on top of the old BIOS system, UEFI can be disabled or even removed completely to run in '''[[UEFI - Enable Legacy Mode|Legacy Mode]]''', meaning that the BIOS has taken back over. The author did so with a laptop using a 1 Terrabyte (TB) hard-disk, which the BIOS can handle.}}

{{tip|As the UEFI system sits on top of the old BIOS system, UEFI can be disabled or even removed completely to run in '''[[UEFI - Enable Legacy Mode|Legacy Mode]]''', meaning that the BIOS has taken back over. The author did so with a laptop using a 1 Terrabyte (TB) hard-disk, which the BIOS can handle.}}

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	{{tip\|As UEFI ~~systems sit~~ on top of the old BIOS system, UEFI can be disabled or even removed completely to run in '''[[UEFI - Enable Legacy Mode\|Legacy Mode]]''', meaning that the BIOS has taken back over. The author did so with a laptop using a 1 Terrabyte (TB) hard-disk, which the BIOS can handle.}}		{{tip\|As the UEFI system sits on top of the old BIOS system, UEFI can be disabled or even removed completely to run in '''[[UEFI - Enable Legacy Mode\|Legacy Mode]]''', meaning that the BIOS has taken back over. The author did so with a laptop using a 1 Terrabyte (TB) hard-disk, which the BIOS can handle.}}