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In our case : our "TOSHIBA TransMemory" USB key.

To change the boot order, click on the value next to "Boot Option # 1" and select the device you want to boot first. Then, go to the "Boot" tab and locate the "Boot Option Priorities" section. To do this, click on "Advanced Mode (F7)" at the bottom right. The 3rd possibility to manage the boot order of your computer is to go to the advanced mode of this BIOS. In our case, we want to boot on our "TOSHIBA TransMemory" USB key. OR select the desired option by moving the mouse, then left-clicking on the desired option.Select the desired option with the arrow keys, then press Enter to boot to the desired device.In both cases, this boot menu will appear. Or by pressing F8 directly when starting your computer (before Windows starts). If you have this Asus BIOS, you can also use the boot menu accessible from the BIOS by clicking on the "Boot Menu (F8)" option. Then, click on "Save & Exit (F10)" to save the changes. In our case, we dragged it to the top of the list so that our computer would first try to boot to it before other devices.

To do this, select the desired device (in our case : our "TOSHIBA TransMemory" USB key) and slide it to the desired position. Once you are in this BIOS, you can quickly change the boot sequence (boot order) at the bottom right of the screen. To enter it, press "Del" or "Delete" when you start your computer. If you have a newer Asus motherboard (like the "Asus Z97 Pro Wi-Fi ac", for example), then you will have an yellow and gray BIOS like this. Once modified, click "Exit" and save the changes. In our case : "UEFI : TOSHIBA TransMemory PMAP (15320MB)". Click the value next to "Boot Option #1" to change it.

Then scroll down to the category "Priorities startup". Then, double-click on your USB drive in the list.ġ.3. After rebooting the computer will restart after configuring the boot order. Note: The start menu allows you to start on the desired when you do device. In our case, it is a USB "TOSHIBA TransMemory".

And, while holding down the left mouse button, drag it to the far left. In this tutorial, we will explain how to start your computer on a USB stick but this tutorial is valid for some devices (CD / DVD, HDD. To enter the BIOS of your Asus motherboard, press the "Delete" or "Del" key several times on your keyboard when starting your computer (before Windows starts).