UEFI Firmware settings missing on Windows

UEFI is one of the most important pieces of software when it comes to booting an operating system on a computer. BIOS being an alternative to UEFI already is less preferred when compared to it. Whether UEFI or BIOS is supported depends on the motherboard. Now some users who use UEFI, have reported that they are experiencing an issue where the UEFI Firmware settings are missing in the Advanced Options screen. This can occur due to several reasons. Maybe Extra Fast Startup is Enabled, Access to the UEFI Menu is blocked, the operating system is installed in Legacy Mode and so on. If the UEFI firmware settings are missing from the Advanced Options, then this post will show you how to troubleshoot, enable & access UEFI firmware settings in Windows 10, using these methods: 1] Check if your computer supports UEFI 2] Disable Fast Startup 3] Bypass the Extra Fast Startup feature 4] Use a boot to UEFI shortcut 5] Check the CMOS battery Timecodes: 0:00 INTRO 0:26 DOES YOUR SYSTEM SUPPORT UEFI? 1:00 DISABLE FAST START-UP 1:48 CREATE A UEFI SHORTCUT 2:41 CHECK CMOS BATTERY