Why do you need to press the F1 key when you turn it on

It's because when the computer boots up, you have to check the hard disk, optical drive, or something, and when you start the computer, you have to press F1 because you have a floppy drive set on your computer but the motherboard can't detect it, so it prompts you, you can enter the first item in the CNOS settings when you boot up and then find out if there are these English devices A B, there are floppy drives are generally set to , you just need to set this item to none on OK.

The computer found some problems when starting the self-test, such as: BIOS setting problems caused by the COMS battery failure, or BIOS setting problems The common ones are because the BIOS is set up with a floppy drive, but the computer does not install a floppy drive, and the computer cannot detect it!

Pressing F1 is the function to skip!

The motherboard battery needs to be replaced. Or if your motherboard's BIOS settings are incorrect, you can go to the BIOS to load the default settings.

In general, the coin cell battery on the motherboard is aging. Just buy a new one in the computer city and replace it, it's very cheap.

It is recommended to call someone from the maintenance department to replace the brand machine, and there will be no warranty if you open the chassis privately.

There is a 3V coin cell battery on the motherboard to save COMS information, and when it runs out, just replace it.

The battery is dead.

I used to do this before, and it would be nice to change the battery.

You can give it a try.

It's okay for the time being, every problem with entering the system, but you don't care about it, and redo the system after a while.

ASUS motherboard boot prompts that you need to press the F1 key, which can be solved in the following ways:

1. After booting up, click the F2 button or DEL button to enter the BIOS interface;

2. Click the F7 key to enter the advanced mode;

3. In advanced mode, find the "Startup" item and turn off the "If there is an error, wait to press the F1 key" setting.

Through the above steps, you can close the interface of the startup prompt F1.

To press f1 to start: There are several solutions:

1. Restore or optimize BIOS settings.

After turning on the computer or restarting the computer, "CD...... is displayed on the screen, press the "DEL" key to enter the BIOS settings interface, award

loadbios

defaults, this option is used to load the BIOS initial settings to determine the scope of the failure.

loadoprimum

Settings (load motherboard BIOS factory settings), which are optimized settings for the factory BIOS.

or amlload

biossetup

defaults, which is used to load the initial BIOS settings.

loadhigh

performance

defaults (high performance default), this option is used to load BIOS optimization settings.

After selecting the default or optimized value with the keyboard arrow keys, press the ESC key, F10 key.

Y key, save and exit the settings.

2. Turn off the floppy drive.

Reboot, press del into the BIOS, and find Standard

cmossetup

Press Enter in the interface that opens and place Drive

a: and driveb:

Change to none, set floopy to disable, press ESC, F10.

Y key, save and exit the settings.

3. Prompt for low BIOS battery - replace the battery or replace the motherboard's battery when it is out of power!

Turn on the computer to see if you don't need to press F1 anymore.

It's OK to set it in the motherboard BIOS.。。 It's OK to set the detection to none every time you turn it on.。。