how can i change my bios in setup?
338106
the screen should say what button to press.  Common keys are Esc or Del or F1.  Failing that try checking the tech support page of your computer manufacturer.
127823
Update System Bios. Some FX cards are not compatible with old bios.
443814
You installed it incorrectly.  It’s bad and you should return it.  A setting in BIOS isn’t correct.
816743
if u want to edit boot.ini, just type C:&#92;boot.ini in your address bar.\nyou will get a notepad, i.e., boot.ini. u can make changes to it there.\nbut its not advisable to change boot.ini as it affects the booting....
838986
I did that once, changed the BIOS setting but didn't SAVE&exit - Here's hoping its not justme thats dumb! ;)
169679
I believe that the bios setting will be superceeded by the OS.\n\nANSWER: Manually  unfortunately\n\nIf you have XP.... you can try from the 'run' command\n\ncontrol keyboard\n\nthis will open the keyboard properties window without going thru the control panel, however, Group Policies may prevent you from executing this as well.....luck !
747020
You can't. The BIOS is what tells the computer how to handle devices.\n\nIt's kind of like trying to train your brain to use the third arm you want to add.\n\nYou could put in a CD drive and look up "Bart's PEBuilder". It's a way to boot to Win XP from CD. Full GUI and all with the additional data provided by "Sherpya".
1027654
You can not access the bios from windows. You need to reboot then as it is posting press either f1,f2 or del and that will get you into the cmos setup.
122339
Open up your bios by pressing, in most cases, f2 at the start up screen(What key is pressed depends on the manufacturer, but in most cases it is F2).  Loook for an option that changes the boot order.  Where this is located depends on the bios settings.  There will either be an option to change a boot order, (i.e. Floppy drive, CD Drive, Hard Drive).  Most bios defaults have hard drive as the last setting, which explains why many people get an "invalid boot disk" message at start up.  As long as the disk is in the drive before the computer is booted up and the CD-Drive is set to boot before the hard drive, you shouldn't have a problem.
1078603
Make a bootable cd rom and see if it boots on that.\n\nYou can even try a non-Windows OS (gasp!)\n\nLastly you could try to flash the Bios
952458
You need to check with ASUS and see if they have a BIOS recovery utility. It should include instructions on how to use it also.
798860
Change your boot order in the bios back from CDRom first to HDD.
1133677
some bios have that option see if yours do
453901
This is normally a setting in the BIOS. Look for a message right after you turn on your PC, saying something like "Press F10 for setup".\n\nOr, you can create a small script and put it in your startup folder. See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314879
652424
gateway 2000 u need to enter into bios to set the power settings
836055
There is often a 3-pin section on the motherboard which is used to reset all the bios settings.  It might have the jumper on pins 1-2 for example, so you would move it to pins 2-3 to reset.  After you have turned the system on and it has reset, then you can move them back.\n\nGood luck.\n~Kyle
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First of all you must let all of us know what OS your are using.\nIf you are using windows XP/NT, then go to control panel and see the user accounts, you can disable password protection from there\nIf this is a BIOS password, then enter your bios setup by entering on boot screen f8 or combination of ctrl f8 .\nThis will let you in Bios Setup.\nThen go to' power on password' option and disable it from there.