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The original poster encountered an issue trying to load a saved system image on Windows 10, receiving a message indicating the image was stored in BIOS (likely legacy BIOS) while their motherboard uses UEFI, preventing the image from loading. The responder suggested troubleshooting by repairing or reinstalling the program and clarified that BIOS and UEFI are different systems, questioning whether the user was referring to a backup image and what software was used. Overall, the discussion centers on resolving system image loading issues related to BIOS/UEFI compatibility, with helpful technical clarification provided.
raykono

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I had some problems from one of my programs and decided to reload the image I had saved two weeks ago. When I tried to load the image (I have windows 10) I was told that the image was stored in bios (I assume legacy) and my computer is UEIF bios and it will not load the image. What am I suppose to do. I have a asus p9x79le mother board. I stored the image with that bios.
 

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Neemobeer
  1. I would suggest first go into Control Panel > Programs and Features and see if the program has a repair option.
  2. If not or that did not resolve the issue, remove the program and re-install it.
As far as an "image" are you referring to a backup and what software did you use to create this "image" BIOS and UEFI are two separate systems for starting a computer UEFI being the replacement to the aging BIOS. There wouldn't be any "images" stored here.
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Neemobeer

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  1. I would suggest first go into Control Panel > Programs and Features and see if the program has a repair option.
  2. If not or that did not resolve the issue, remove the program and re-install it.
As far as an "image" are you referring to a backup and what software did you use to create this "image" BIOS and UEFI are two separate systems for starting a computer UEFI being the replacement to the aging BIOS. There wouldn't be any "images" stored here.
 

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