On Windows 11, you have more than one way to access the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) on your motherboard, and in this guide, I will teach you how to complete this configuration.
The UEFI is the modern interface that replaces the legacy Basic Input Output System (BIOS). Although both firmware types are essential as they're responsible for basic hardware configuration and transferring the boot sequence to the operating system, UEFI includes additional benefits, such as faster boot times, support for larger storage drives, better security, and more.
