How to set up the main version of BOOS on the computer

Generally, you don't need to set it up, how do you set it up?

Just boot the computer and press the DEL key to enter the BIOS

But I don't know which one you're going to set up?

Is it a startup or something.

Press F10 to save.

Halo is BIOS, press del when you boot up, you can enter the specific settings according to the different motherboards, please refer to the motherboard manual.

What kind of board yours, this is hard to say.

The master disk and slave disk can be set with a jumper on the back of the hard disk! The one with the master is the main disk, and the one with the sate is the slave disk.

It should be powered on and press F2 to enter the settings.

Step 1: When booting up, keep pressing [Delete] (some computers use the F2 key) to enter the BIOS settings interface.

Step 2: Under the [main] menu, you can see the two settings of system time and system date. They are the settings for the system time and system date, respectively. As shown in the figure below:

system time and system date.

Generally, compatible machines are directly pressed by DEL, some brand machines are different, depending on the prompt when booting, some are F2, some are F12, etc.

Landlord,That's called BIOS.,It's not a boss.。

In general, desktops are del keys and laptops are f2 or f12

When booting, press DEL, some motherboards are F2, or F12. It is not the same according to different motherboards.

After turning on the computer or restarting the computer, "waiting...... is displayed on the screen, press the "del" key to enter the CMOS settings interface. Note that if you press too late, the computer will boot up the system, and the only way to do this is to restart the computer.

Standard CMOS setup

The standard CMOS settings include Date and Time settings, where you can set the time and date on your computer.

Press del on power, after entering, enter the first item to adjust the time and date.

What should I do if I want to restore factory settings?

Looking at your manual, it probably means that load fail safe defaults does not work on motherboard discharge. I can't find the hard drive to check your hard drive connection, it shouldn't be related to the BIOS.

Generally there are 2 ways:

1. Remove the motherboard battery for 15 seconds and then reattach it to the motherboard.

2. There are three jumpers, the default is in the first and second, put it on the second and third for 5 seconds, and then put it back on the first and second to restore the default.

There is a battery on the main version, just unplug it and put it back on.

Check if the cable and hard drive are broken. If the BIOS is broken, you can't solve it, if it is a brand computer, go to the repair station, and return the assembled motherboard to the factory.

Write down the battery on the motherboard for 5 minutes and then reinstall it to restore it to factory settings!

As soon as you boot into the BIOS, there is a function that is all set to the original, this is up to you to find yourself, different brands are a little different, but there must be.