The computer will be turned on by pressing any key, how can it be eliminated

This is because someone else has changed the power management of your BIOS and changed the boot mode to "press anykey" and "chick mouse", that is, "click any key" and "click the mouse" to boot up.

If you know BIOS settings, I don't need to say much about the following; If you don't know the BIOS settings, the easiest way is to discharge the BIOS so that the BIOS settings become the initial value, so that it will not be so arbitrarily turned on.

Steps:1Turn off your computer.

2.Completely cut off the power supply.

3.Open the side panel of the host and remove the BIOS battery from the motherboard.

4.Short the positive and negative poles of the BIOS battery holder with a metal object to discharge.

5.Replace the BIOS battery and close the side panel.

6.Power on, it can be turned on normally.

Oh, this... I don't know, but I have a way you can try.

I cut off the power supply after turning off the machine! I don't believe he can start the radio?

It's a setup issue with the BIOS. You can restore the default settings and that will generally fix the problem

Enter the BIOS press F9 (restore the default configuration) Press F10 Y Enter (save to exit).

OK.

Press delEnter the BIOS interface, and there are two load items on the rightLoad twice f10 save exit should be fine.

Your question is not very clear, be clear.

Here's how:

1. Start the machine normally and press F12 to enter the CMOS setting.

2. (Some computer motherboards are different, you can try del, f11) After entering, move the cursor to: power management setup Enter.

3. After entering, select the KB Power On Function option in the menu, and its default value is "Power Key."", press the pagedown key to change it to kb password"

4. At this point, there is an extra option below "KB Power on Passwordress Enter."", press enter and enter the password, such as "qwe."", press enter, and the system will ask you to enter your password again.

5. Enter confirmation.

1. Turn off the floppy drive. Reboot, go into the BIOS, find the standardCMOSSETUP, press enter in the open interface, and set drivea: and driveb:

Change to none, set Floopy3 to Disable, press ESC, F10, Y, press Enter to save and exit the settings.

2. The floppy drive is not detected when it is turned on. Reboot, press Del into BIOS, find AdvancedBiossetup, press Enter in the interface that opens, set "BootupFloppySeek", set to "Disabled", press ESC, F10, Y, press Enter to save and exit Settings.

3. Set the hard disk as the first boot. Reboot, press Del to enter the BIOS, find AdvancedBiosFeatures (Advanced BIOS parameter settings) Press Enter to enter the AdvancedBiosFeatures interface, set FirstBootDevice to HDD-O (hard disk boot), press ESC, F10, Y, press Enter to save and exit the settings.

1. Some users may say that the keys marked with the word "any" on the keyboard cannot be found, and any key is all the keys of the keyboard, which means that you can press any key at this time.

2. Press Any Key to Continue This prompt will prompt in many cases, computer boot error, boot cannot be found, BIOS error, hard disk error, etc.

Two ways: methods.

1. Rebuild the main guide with the PE system

1. Use the system disk or U disk boot disk to guide into the PE system, how to enter the PE system;

2. Run DiskGenius, right-click the hard disk to be operated and select "Rebuild Master Boot Record MBR".

Method. Second, press F5 continuously when you boot up, and then come out with two lines of words, press enter to enter the system, the problem is that every time you turn on the machine, you have to do this.