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How To Enter CMOS

 

General Description

You should only enter the BIOS immediately after booting the computer and never from within an operating system (i.e. Windows). On some computers you can enter the BIOS from a DOS prompt.

Several  ways can be used to enter the BIOS/CMOS:

The video monitor will usually say on the bottom of the screen just as the computer is turned on, which key to use.

The BIOS information is stored in the CMOS hardware section of the motherboard and the contents are maintained by applying constant electrical current using a CMOS battery.

to enter the BIOS during boot up hold down one of the following keys:

bulletHold down the <Del> key
bulletHold down the <F1> key
bulletHold down the <F10> key

To enter the BIOS from a DOS prompt...( ...NOT from inside windows)

bullet<Alt><Cntrl><Esc>
bullet<Alt><Cntrl><Enter>
bullet<Cntrl> <Alt> <A>
bullet<Cntrl> <Alt> <S>

Some manufacturers have their own way for entering BIOS as shown below...

bulletAcer - Ctrl+Alt+Esc
bulletCompaq - F10
bulletCompaq Presario - Press <Alt> <Ctrl> <Esc> at boot when you see the "Compaq" log in big letters
bulletDell - F1 or Del.
bulletGateway 2000 - F1
bulletHewlett Packard - F1
bulletIBM
bulletOlder Models - In order to get into the configuration of the IBM setup screen (CMOS) screen you need to hold down both mouse buttons during boot-up.
bulletAptiva - Press F1
bulletLeading Edge
bulletFortiva 5000 - <Cntrl> <Alt> <A> or <Cntrl> <Alt> <S>
bulletNEC - F2
bulletPackard Bell - F1 or F2
bulletSharp Laptop 9020 - F2
bulletSony - F3, then F2, or F1
bulletTandon computers - Hold down the <Esc> key after turning on power
bulletToshiba Laptops - Toshiba Utility

 

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