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narumivtl
You should simply enter the BIOS using the DEL key when booting and in the BOOT section select simply Launch EFI Shell and then enter the command:
FS0:
where FS0 - your usb flash drive
narumivtl
You should simply enter the BIOS using the DEL key when booting and in the BOOT section select simply Launch EFI Shell and then enter the command:
FS0:
where FS0 - your usb flash drive
Took me a while to figure it out, it was the last EFI selection as you said. Anyways I have updated and finally! my USB C portable monitor now works with a single cable!!! so happy!
I followed the instructions for “anx7406(2024-11-13)_2024-11-14_8-06-32.zip” but it does not load anything it keeps bouncing back to choose boot drive screen. How do I get this to work? In the future all of these update should be available to be completed inside windows instead of bios screen. Most users would not be capable of completing the instructions.
lud14 Hello! Watch my video, I show you how to flash it
my secure boot is off my usb is loaded just like the the pic “lud14” posted, I’ve tried what I could understand in the video with fs3 and ls and all I keep getting is “is not recognized as an internal or external command…”
No, I’ll try that today
Well al worked great yesterday, I shutdown a few times restarted a few times throughout the day just making sure all was well, and it was until this morning. This morning the thunderbolt port isn’t working again after shutting down over night.
dahjah Hi there, Please turn off the PC , unplug the power supply and other USB devices, then put the pin in the CMOS pinhole and press it for about 10 seconds , restart the PC after ten minutes.
Here is the tutorial https://url.bee-link.cn/5FdW
The firmware update is done for efi shell opcion no for efi usb device in the boot menu after pulse f7
Joseitogreg Hi there, thanks for your sharing
It appears the EFI USB Device option is not appearing. Try to see if the USB drive is properly formatted, that USB boot is turned on in the BIOS, and try resetting or updating the BIOS. Let me know if that works!