How to turn off the computer by pressing F1 when the computer is turned on

1.If the system time slows down after each adjustment, the motherboard battery is dead, 2The old motherboard needs to shield the floppy drive to solve this problem.

Press and hold Del when booting, when the BIOS interface appears on the screen, use the up and down keys of the keyboard to move the highlight, generally in the first row, Enter, then move the highlight to Floppy A, Enter, in the selection box that appears, move the cursor to Home, Enter, then press F10 to save, and then Enter. After the computer automatically restarts, it will be done.

Enter the BIOS when you boot up, turn off and press F1, I don't remember which one specifically, different motherboards are different, look for it yourself.

Go to biso and turn off the floppy drive.

How long has it been since I bought my computer? This can also happen if the BIOS battery is not working.

Enter the BIOS when you boot up, the first option on the left is to go inside, and if you have time, you are right.

On the halt on option, hit enter, select the all errors option, and you're done.

Go to biso and turn off the floppy drive.

The reason is that the BIOS is set up or the motherboard battery is dead.

Resolution. 1. Turn off the detection of floppy disk drive in the BIOS settings, press the Del key to enter the BIOS settings when you boot up, usually in the first setting, look for Drive A or Drive B, press PGUP or PGDN on the keyboard to adjust, set their settings to "None" not to detect, or find the option about "Floppy", set this option to "None" not to detect, and finally press F10 (Save and Exit), select Yes.

2. Once the motherboard battery is low or damaged, the system will definitely prompt alert!The system battery voltage is low or the message "CMOS battery failed" can be replaced.

The common faults in general are:

1. The battery on the motherboard is dead.

Solution: Replace the motherboard battery.

2. You have set up the floppy drive to start, but there is a problem with your floppy drive.

Solution: A. Press del to enter the BIOS at boot, boot up the boot sequence, and turn off the floppy drive to boot.

b. Turn off the detection function of the floppy drive when it is turned on

Start the computer and press the [DEL] button to enter the main BIOS settings interface.

Select the "Advanced BIOS Features" setting item and press the Enter key to enter;

Set "Boot Up Floppy Seek" to "disabled" to turn off boot software detection.

Go to the BIOS, set the floppy drive to none, if it doesn't work, directly restore the default, and reset it to see if it works.