the custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity

Do you recommend any other distributions that boot with UEFI.

You should be able to boot into legacy BIOS -- First, hit F2 to access BIOS on bootup.

Save your changes, and you should be able to hit F12 to select to boot from ODD or USB, as appropriate.

It seems Windows must set some flag in the BIOS (for fast-startup purposes, perhaps) that interferes with being able to pull up the BIOS if said flag has been set until a restart is made from the OS.

This issue isnt present with legacy CSM, so Im using that mode at the moment to boot.

If you have a P50-A, and still on Windoze, could you try to add a custom resolution when you have an external display connected Use Intels CustomModeApp -- see: communities.intel.comthread43713 with the following settings: 2560x1600, 36 Hz, 16 bit color, GTF Timing.

Click Add. then Yes.

On mine, it says The custom resolution exceeds the maximum bandwidth capacity.

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The Custom Resolution Exceeds The Maximum Bandwidth Capacity