When I swapped out my CPU from a Ryzen 5 1500X to a Ryzen 7 5700X I could no longer get the PC to boot in UEFI mode and instead had to switch to CSM m

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Sebastian Lundell

As the title suggested, when swapping out my CPU for a newer model everything went smoothly except I could no longer boot it up. Switch from UEFI to CSM mode in the BIOS seemed to fix the issue. I haven't noticed any differences between the two until I was trying to upgrade to Windows 11 and it noted I didn't meet the minimum requirements to upgrade, according to the healthcontrol app that comes with Windows 10 (screenshot provided) (translation: This computer needs to have support for safe start). Is there anyway to fix this? When changing back to UEFI mode it simply won't boot windows and se

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