How do I turn off my ASUS computer when it enters EZ mode?

Power on -del key -bios

Click on the bottom right corner of the mouse - boot menu button - select your hard drive to boot and restart.

If you want to switch to advanced mode, you can press F7 to enter BIOS advanced mode.

If you want to exit the BIOS completely, click F10 to save the exit or ESC to exit.

This problem is generally caused by incorrect BIOS settings.

Solution: Senshu:

1. Press F2 to enter the BIOS interface when booting up;

2. Press F7 to enter the senior management settings;

3. Select the doct option, set it off, and then press F10 under the cherry beam to save and exit.

This problem is generally caused by the incorrect setting of the BIOS stool: 1. Boot the jujube and quietly press F2 to enter the BIOS interface; 2. Press F7 to enter the advanced management settings; 3. Select the DOCT option, set it off, and then press F10 to save and exit.

You can press F10 to save and exit BIOS EZ mode.

What settings have been made in the BIOS before? It is recommended to restore the previous settings. You can also try the following spring troubleshooting steps:

1) If you can't find the device that can be turned on, please confirm whether you recognize the hard disk, reset the hard disk to boot up, and then confirm whether the problem is solved. (2) Under BIOS, see if other settings are abnormal, and whether the time will be restored to 0:00 on January 1.

Reason: This situation is generally caused by the inaccurate system time caused by the motherboard battery failure, if you enter the system to see if the system time is inaccurate. If so, directly shut down, replace the motherboard battery, and then turn it on, and set the system time again.

Solution: 1. Turn off the floppy drive.

Reboot, press del into the BIOS, find the standard CMOS setup, press enter in the open interface, change drive A: and driveb: to none, set Floopy 3 (floppy drive) to disable, press ESC, F10, Y, press enter to save and exit the settings.

2. Set the hard disk as the first boot.

Reboot, press del to enter the BIOS, find the Advanced BIOS Features (advanced BIOS parameter settings) press enter to enter the Advanced BIOS Features interface, set the First Boot Device to HDD-O (hard disk boot), press the ESC key, F10 key, Y key, press Enter to save and exit the settings.

When the LOGO appears at boot, press F2 to enter the BIOS interface (EZ mode), press F7 to enter Advanced mode, select the Boot tab, check whether the hard disk can be recognized at Boot Option 1, if it can be recognized, please set the first boot item, F10 save and exit.

If it cannot be recognized, it may be that the hard disk interface is loose, it is recommended to reinsert the hard disk in the power-off state, or reinstall the system to try.

Since you don't select the first boot hard disk item to appear, press F7 to enter advanced mode to find Boot Set the first boot to the system disk, press F10 and click OK to reboot! If you can't find the hard disk, check whether the hard disk data cable and power supply are plugged in correctly or tightly, you have tried and still can't recognize the hard disk, you have to ask a professional to reset it or there is a problem with the hard disk itself!

Go to BIOS - Select Advanced - Select PCH Storage Settings - Change SATA Mode Selection to AHCI

You need to bring your own win10 installation disk (U disk).

Reboot, when the boot logo appears on the ASUS computer, you can continuously click F8 to select the startup item (the product line is different, the entry shortcut key of the startup item is different, ASUS notebook is pressed ESC, desktop or motherboard is pressed F8).

After selecting Start USB flash drive in the startup item, the boot image begins.

Once you've selected settings such as language, keyboard, etc., select Next

Click "Install Now".

The installer is starting.

In the stage of verifying the key, you can enter the key directly, or you can choose to skip it temporarily.

Agree to the license terms.

Select Custom

Next, partition, [Windows 7 needs to click "Drive Options (Advanced)"].

Click New to allocate the size of the C disk, here 1GB=1024M, and allocate the size according to your needs.

If you need to allocate 100GB for the C drive, then it is 100 1024=102400, and in order to prevent it from becoming, you can add 5-10MB more

Here divide the 127GB hard drive into a partition, click New and click Apply.

Windows will automatically create a boot partition, select OK here.

After the C disk is created, the system reserved disk is automatically generated, so you don't have to worry about it. This partition will be automatically hidden after the system is done, then select the path of system C installation, and click Next.

If you have a lot of areas, don't choose the wrong installation path.

Files are being copied and prepared, and most of the next stages are automated.

The following diagram shows that all the steps are done automatically, and then they will be automatically restarted.

Windows will restart automatically, and the USB flash drive can be unplugged at this time.

Windows still loads the process automatically after restarting. During this period, it will be restarted several times, and the setup is being prepared.

When it is ready, it will restart, and it is time to verify the product key, and you can enter it directly if you have a key, or you can temporarily choose to talk about it later.

Quick to get started interface, choose to use Quick Settings.

Wait a moment. At this point, the system is almost installed, create an account and password for this computer, and leave the password blank means that you have not set a password.

Next, the Windows settings are applied and wait for the final configuration to be prepared.

Windows is installed, so please enjoy it.

Automatically jump to the desktop.

Plug in the USB flash drive, turn on the computer, and click F8 continuously - pop up the boot menu, select the USB flash drive, and press Enter.

Press F7 on your current page to go to the Advanced page.

Once inside, select the hard disk debugging option - scroll down - you will see an option with quotation marks f1 - now it should start with e - you select it to start with d - and press f10 to save and exit.

The easiest way to recover (i.e., boot the computer directly into the system and not into ezbios mode) is: in the ez

Press "ESC" under the BIOS interface to exit, and then you will be prompted if you need to save the current settings. Save and restart. The next time you boot it, you will go straight to the system.