What is BIOS?  How do you disable the bios options?
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BIOS is a read-only memory for your drive.  It is behind the partition and cannot be removed.  The purpose of this is to protect the original software that came with your computer.  If a virus wipes out everything on your hard drive, the BIOS has the original software which is saved separately from your drive.  So in this case, you can revert back to the original manufacturer settings.  It's a safety precaution.  I bought a PC with a BIOS a few years back (still have it and am using it now).  The salesman said I do not need to make a start-up disk because I have the BIOS.  A year later I got a virus that screwed up everything and got into the BIOS.  I had to order a start-up Cd's for approx $60 CAD and load it in.  The salesman screwed me over.  If I had made a start-up dick I wouldn't have had to order and pay for the Cd's.
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It appears to be a BIOS flash program, used to update the BIOS.  The BIOS is Basic Input/Output System.  Basically, it remembers your hardware configuation & corresponds it with Windows.\n\n"Flashing" the BIOS means that your are updating it.  Reasons for doing this would be, for example, to correct a keyboard malfunction on a laptop.  THis is very dangerous to do, so only do it if you absolutely must.
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go into the bios either the advanced settings or intergrated settings you should be able to disable it or set it to pci or agp
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go into the bios setup and disable boot from USB devices....
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If you enter your BIOS setup, there should be two sections: one for enabling and disabling, and one for creating and changing your password(s).\n   BIOSes are different, but once you get into it, it's pretty self explainable. Just don't change anything unless you know what you are doing, but if you do make changes, there's a section at the end to reset defaults,but it is just easier not to change anything but your password preferences. To enter your BIOS, restart your machine and start hitting your delete key untill you see a message telling you that you are entering the BIOS, or just hit the delete key slowly until you see your BIOS screen. You may have to enter your current admin. password to change anything, so I hope you know your admin. password. By the way BIOS stands for "Basic Input Output System". Good luck.
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Usually bios setting--check for wake on modem, wake on LAN, wake on PCI.
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Start - Run- DXDIAG\n\nThe bios version is unlikely to be recorded on the motherboard.
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each motherboard manufacturer has it way to upgrade the Bois ,some use the bois it self to do the operation ( by enter the Bios setting and from it u can browse the new bios image which is BIN file ,or some manufacterer us a windows based program to do the operation\nAnd you need to upgrade the bois for different reason ( fix a bug is the old version ,support new CPUs ,increase the motherboard stability and reliability
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Press del. when the motherboard shows up. then it will let u go into the BIOS.  in some comps its F8 or F9-10
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The BIOS (Basic Input Output System) boots up automatically every time your computer bots up.  It is the BIOS that tells the OS on the machine how to handle all the parts of the computer.\n\nIf you would like to boot into the BIOS and configure it, there are several ways of doing it according to what version of BIOS you have on your computer.  The most common way to get into your BIOS on boot up is to hit the 'del' key on the keyboard when the computer is first coming on.\nANother way in is to hit 'F1' on start up.  \n\nUsually, your BIOS will give you a text prompt of how to get in, it will probably say something like:  Press del to enter setup.
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What is the "purpose" you mean?\n\nYou can search the net and read all kinds of technical jargon describing it to you.  But, I would think of it this way...\n\nThe BIOS is one layer between the hardware and your operating system (Windows for example).  Communication between both hardware and software is made possible as a result.  The BIOS doesn't care about the commands themselves necessarily.  Its main responsibility is to provide an open channel of communication and some hardware settings like the speed of traffic that flows to memory or the CPU.
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NO, the Mobo will reset the BIOS when you first boot. Then WinXp reconfigures its setting and your all set.
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Hi this is chirag.\n\nYou can access the bios from desktop. For that you need a software which can be used in windows mode. You can write bios from Windows through this software..\n\nYou can find such utility in the given web site.\n\nhttp://mainboard-drivers-and-utilities.free-driver-download.com/Aopen/13008/Aopen-Mainboard-WinBIOS-Utility-For-Windows-2000-XP.html
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Well do you have a store bought computer or a custom build? Mine has a jumper that you move and then move it back to reset bios but each motherboard is different.
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You can disable the floppy drive in the bios if you don't use it. It is probably because the floppy is set up as a primary boot device. I have only known the annoying random floppy thing to happen in older computers. I ahve a floppy/card reader combo on my computer now and it never does that.
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you flash the bios\nput the newest version of bios for your motherboard\non a bootable device and start the pc from that device.\nfollow the intructions given on the specific website or on the program itself.\ntry it will work
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I did that once, changed the BIOS setting but didn't SAVE&exit - Here's hoping its not justme thats dumb! ;)