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Update: For anyone suffering from this nightmare of an update, it's actually MSI's fault. Solution below.
MSI's solution:
Modern 14 Windows 11 22H2 Update broke system | MSI Global English Forum - Index
Regarding the issue, I find someone share the information. The problem is resolved by downgrading the BIOS to 112 and a newer BIOS will be released later to fix the problem. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?threads/unable-to-boot-in-system-after-updating-windows-11-sun-valley2.379048/
Thanks to Sumit for the reply and solution.
So I downgraded the BIOS to 1.1.2 and it booted the operating system!
For the Modern 14 B4MW model, you can download the BIOS from here: https://www.msi.com/Laptop/Modern-14-B4MW/support?sub_product=Modern-14-B4MW#bios
Update 2:
New BIOS version E14DKAMS.115 is now available. https://www.msi.com/Laptop/Modern-14-B4MW/support?sub_product=Modern-14-B4MW#bios
Original: Upgraded Windows 10 to Windows 11 on MSI Modern 14 earlier this year via Update assistant. I saw the latest Windows 11 22H2 update and put the MSI modern 14 to upgrade via Windows 11 Installation Assistant downloaded from Microsoft site:
https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
During the installation maybe about 80% I forgot about it and shut down the computer. Did something like this before and there was not problem. So I didn't think about it as I was tired and went to sleep.
Opend up the laptop next morning and it shows a message saying "SECURE BOOT VIOLATION" and after i pressed ok to that it takes me to the BIOS. Tried changing the boot order but nothing.
The UEFI option is grayed out. Disabling Secure boot does nothing. It directly takes me to BIOS without the error.
My question is, if I make a botable USB drive can I repair the Windows 11 OS without formatting the laptop?
Are there any other solution to this? I would maybe want to backup some documents.
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Actually I also faced same problem, what i did was clean installed windows 10 but i wiped all partion except bios_rvy, i tried f3 also but i also not worked in case, Ig its the bios issue by msi, wait them to release bios update
I lost by all my data due to it and factory oem windows
Is there any way to get back oem windows factory one coz i haven't taken the recovery image, coz you guzs having same model too, could help me in this case.
Actually I also faced same problem, what i did was clean installed windows 10 but i wiped all partion except bios_rvy, i tried f3 also but i also not worked in case, Ig its the bios issue by msi, wait them to release bios update
I lost by all my data due to it and factory oem windows
Is there any way to get back oem windows factory one coz i haven't taken the recovery image, coz you guzs having same model too, could help me in this case.
I can't help you, to be honest, my Modern 14 came with Free DOS, so I had to install Windows, it didn't came preinstalled.
You can safely format and delete all partitions, until you have just one partitioning called Unallocated space.
Next, when you finish the Windows setup and it shows you that windows where it tells you that the machine will restart in like 10 seconds, you can safely remove the USB flash drive at that moment. Or, better, just downgrade the BIOS and that's it, you won't lose any data if you don't have back-up.
I got fixed that, but have you using 22h2 win 11 without that violation error, If yes than how you installed
I got fixed that, but have you using 22h2 win 11 without that violation error, If yes than how you installed
Hello. No, I've actually clean installed Win 10 and then, performed a BIOS downgrade from version .114 to .112 and, after that, I upgraded to Win 11 from Windows Updates. I'm not installing 22H2 update, manually, again, I'll be waiting for it to show up in Windows Update, since it's not worth the hassle.
I'll suggest you too to wait for 22H2 to automatically show up in Windows Update, în the coming days/weeks, and not use the Installation Assistant, since there may be some compatibility issues.
