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Anonymous users2024-02-11It's set in the BIOS of the motherboard, you can press delete to enter when you boot up, and then select Standard CMOS Features, see that there is no driva A, just select him, press Enter to select none, and you don't need to install F1 next time you boot up.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Solution: Boot up and press del into BIOS to hit the advanced settings option, it should be the second menu to floopyseek, and set it to disable.
Hack animation bar.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09BIOS to set it up.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Set your poor CMOS down.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Problems with CMOS settings. If it didn't before, it means that the CMOS battery is dead.
Just press DEI (some computers have F2) after booting it on, and turn off the soft zone.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The battery on your motherboard is dead, or you can adjust the motherboard BOOS and it will be almost gone.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05This means that there is an abnormality in your hardware, which affects the original information in the BIOS, and needs to be modified in the BIOS. If the CPU temperature is high and there is a problem with the memory, the hard disk does not detect the ...... because the data cable is looseAnd so on, you can take a look at the motherboard manual. If you don't understand the settings, follow the instructions in the manual and restore the BIOS to default.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041. Restore or optimize BIOS settings.
After turning on the computer or restarting the computer, press the "DEL" key to enter the BIOS's settings interface
AwardLoad BIOS Defaults, this option is used to load the BIOS initial settings to determine the scope of the failure.
Load Oprimum Settings, which are optimized settings for the factory BIOS.
or AMLLOAD BIOS Setup Defaults, which is used to load the BIOS initial settings.
Load High Performance Defaults, which is used to load BIOS optimization settings.
After selecting a default or optimized value with the keyboard arrow keys, press the Esc key, F10 key, Y key, press Enter, Save and Exit.
2. Turn off the floppy drive.
Restart, press del into the BIOS, find the standard CMOS setup, press enter in the open interface, and change Drive to none. Save and exit the settings.
3. 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, and set the First Boot Device to HDD-O (hard disk boot). Save and exit.
4. Do not enable the check function of the floppy drive.
Reboot, press Del into the BIOS, find the Advanced BIOS Setup, press Enter, and in the interface that opens, boot up Floppy Seek, set to "Disabled". Save and exit the settings.
5. Check and replace the motherboard battery.
Turn on the computer to see if you don't need to press F1 anymore.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Boot press the del key to enter the cmos and put the first item inside. option is set to none
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Your motherboard's battery is dead, and you need to replace it with a new one to power the motherboard.
The current motherboard has not had a floppy drive since several years ago, so it is not a floppy drive problem.
Changing the motherboard battery will solve the problem.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Take out the battery of the motherboard, replace it with a new 5 yuan, press F2 or Del to enter the BIOS when you boot it, then press F9, then confirm, and then press F10 to enter Y or directly confirm the save to exit.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31BIOS settings in the first option,I forgot the specific English word,Anyway, there is one,It means that the inch floppy disk is read first,This thing has long been eliminated,99% of the machine does not have this,He can't read it and let you press F1 to confirm,You choose that option as NO**,Save and exit it,If you shut down and restart it again, it's not okay that the motherboard battery is dead,It is recommended to go to the computer maintenance there to sell a battery and replace it in the settings。
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Press del to go in, select the first item, find halt on and change it to one rrors
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Anonymous users2024-01-29How can your broken computer still have a floppy drive???
If not, just go to the bios and turn him off!
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Go to the BIOS, the first option, press enter to go in, turn off the settings of the floppy drive, and that's it.
This is because the motherboard BIOS sets the floppy drive A as Yes, but your computer cannot detect the floppy drive when it is turned on, prompting you to press F1 to skip the prompt to detect the floppy drive A, the reason is that your motherboard battery is out of power, and the battery needs to be replaced. And press the Del key to enter the BIOS when booting up, press Enter (select the first item), change the value of drive A (you see the value should be, change to none (use the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard to select, use the Pageup, Pagedown keys to change the settings) and finally press the F10 key on the keyboard, press Enter to exit and it's OK.
There is no harm.
Generally, the reason for this phenomenon is that the motherboard battery is dead. >>>More
There could be several reasons, try the following workarounds: >>>More
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. >>>More
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.