How to solve the problem that the computer displays a piece of English and must press F2 to boot up?

There is a problem with the CPU fan, it may be that the power interface is loose, or it may be that there is too much dust, and it is more likely that the power cord of the CPU fan is plugged in the wrong place.

The CPU fan has failed, and the computer will automatically restart the power service to avoid ruining the calculation. It is recommended to change the fan.

Summary. If the motherboard battery is dead, you can change the motherboard battery, and another way to judge that the motherboard battery is out of power is to enter the system to see if the system time is consistent with the real time, if it does not match, the motherboard battery is generally dead, so the battery must be replaced.

Second, there are several problems with floppy drives, and there are several solutions.

1: Reboot the system, enter the BIOS settings, if you find that the floppy drive is set to, but there is no floppy drive, you need to replace the IDE Secondary Master Auto with none.

2: Press del to enter the motherboard BIOS at boot, enter the boot startup item to set the boot boot sequence, and turn off the floppy drive to boot.

3: You can also turn off the boot detection function. Start the computer, and then press the DEL key to enter the main interface of the motherboard BIOS settings; Select the "Advanced BIOS Features" setting item to enter; Set "Boot Up Floppy Seek" to "disabled" to turn off boot software detection.

As soon as my computer is turned on, the English letters appear, and I need to press F1 to boot normally.

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The reason why some motherboards have hardware monitoring functions can be set to monitor the temperature of the motherboard and CPU, the voltage output of the voltage regulator and the monitoring of the speed of each fan.

If the motherboard battery is dead, you can change the motherboard battery, and another way to judge that the motherboard battery is out of power is to enter the system to see if the system time is consistent with the real time, if it does not match, the motherboard battery is generally dead, so the battery must be replaced. Second, there are several problems with floppy drives, and there are several solutions.

1: Reboot the system, enter the BIOS settings, if you find that the floppy drive is set to, but there is actually no floppy drive, you need to replace the IDE Secondary Master Auto with rotten and cracked: press DEL to enter the motherboard BIOS at boot, enter the boot startup item to set the boot boot sequence, and turn off the floppy drive to boot.

3: You can also turn off the start-up detection function. Start the computer, and then press the DEL key to enter the main interface of the motherboard BIOS settings; Select the "Advanced BIOS Features" setting item to enter; Set "Boot Up Floppy Seek" to "disabled", so that you can turn off the boot software inspection and frontal testing function.

Method steps.

If this happens, how do we fix it?

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In fact, most of these various prompts appear when we are not in the system, because our BIOS settings have these or those problems.

If it's just for this problem in **, there are basically two situations for him.

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1.The floppy drive doesn't, but boot is set.

In this case, we press del to enter the BIOS and find the Standard CMOS features

Set drive a and drive b to none, <>

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2.The coin cell battery is dead.

If method 1 doesn't work, let's just replace the coin cell battery on the motherboard. This one is simple.

If I really don't know why. Let's just just restore the BIOS defaults.

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Ways to restore BIOS defaults:

Go to the BIOS and find Load Fail-Safe Defaults Select Enter, press Y, and press Enter to confirm.

English shooting**, no** there is nothing to say, I can't determine the reason.

However, it can boot normally, and the hardware system should be no problem, and the problem is estimated to be in the BIOS settings.

Possible causes, such as incorrect BIOS settings, need to be restored, or incorrect processor fan connection, will prompt you to press F1. Send ** to see the prompt to be sure.

The main reason for you is that the BIOS battery of the motherboard is out of power, and the motherboard boot information cannot be saved.

Is it that the motherboard battery is out of power, try a new battery.