Chlorinecheats
Forums
  • đŸ–Ĩī¸Welcome
  • Setup
    • 📎Restore Point
    • 🌴Antivirus & Firewall
    • 😭Riot Vanguard
    • 😎Disable Secureboot
    • đŸĢĨCore & Exploit Protection
    • đŸĨŗInstall Dependencies
    • 🔑Getting Your License
    • 💸Downloading the Loader
  • Uncategorized
    • đŸĨļApex Chlorine
    • đŸĨ­Apex Mango
    • 🌑R6S Crusader
    • 😇R6S Chlorine
    • đŸĒĩRust Chlorine
    • âœˆī¸PUBG Chlorine
    • â›ī¸Fortnite Chlorine
    • 🌊COD Chlorine MW3/BO6
  • Common Issues
    • Loader Issues Codes & Fixes
    • Failed to LoadDriver Fix
    • Disable Antivirus BSOD Fix
    • Loader not opening Fix
  • Tutorials
    • Setup Aimbot on Controller
    • Reinstall Windows
    • Reconfigure Windows
    • Windows Version Check
    • Uninstall Updates
    • BIOS Boot Mode Check
    • Free Vouch Key
  • OUT OF USE FOR NOW
    • 😇R6S Chlorine-old
    • 🤡Dead by Daylight
    • đŸĒĩRust Disconnect External
    • 🌑Valorant Chlorine
    • đŸ›Šī¸XDefiant Chlorine
    • 🩸The Finals
    • đŸŽ¯CS2 Fecurity
Powered by GitBook

How to check your BIOS Boot Mode

MBR = Usually not Supported | UEFI = Always Supported

Instructions

  1. Go to your Windows Search Bar and type "Run" or press the "Windows" key + "R" on your keyboard to open the Run dialog box.

  2. Type "msinfo32" (without quotes) into the Run box and press "Enter" or click "OK." c. The "System Information" window will open, displaying various details about your computer.

  3. In the left pane of the "System Information" window, navigate to "System Summary."

  4. Look for the "BIOS Mode" item in the right pane.

  5. Under "BIOS Mode," you will see either "UEFI" or "Legacy" (MBR) listed, indicating the boot mode your system is currently using.

  6. If "UEFI" is listed under "BIOS Mode," your computer is using the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) boot mode.

  7. If "Legacy" (MBR) is listed under "BIOS Mode," your computer is using the Master Boot Record (MBR) boot mode.

Legacy/MBR Find a way to change it to UEFI, at the moment we do not have a tutorial on how to convert MBR to UEFI, please search on google, once we know how to do this safely we will update it here. UEFI You're good to go.

Last updated 6 months ago