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#16 | RE: [Experimental] LZMA F86 decompression datum

Thu Mar 26, 2020 3:52 pm

I try to delete "GUID:2d27c618-7dcd-41f5-bb10-21166be7e143=BiosAc" on Asustek b250m-j, or move to the last volume, BIOS can start normally. Can anyone explain the role of 2d27c618-7dcd-41f5-bb10-21166be7e143 in BIOS?

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