in my computer where i find power management section to change my wol from bios. plz help!?
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you have to hit like F1 or F2 it's different on different brands just watch the screen right when you turn on the computer it will tell you what to hit to get into setup.  There is also settings in windows itself if you go in the device manager and find the network card and open it up and look for a power management tab
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check your bios settings
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if you have a laptop it is a bit more involved. there is still a motherboard battery that is separate than the main power battery. bios can be purged in much the same way as described above by removing the battery, however you will need to gain access to the motherboard. you will need to go the the computers manufacturer and request a "Tear-down Guide" for your model of computer, open up the laptop in the manner described and than you may remove the battery. now unless you have done this before, powering up the system can be difficult. my recommendation is with both the motherboard battery and the main battery disconnected try to find the power button and press it. this should drain residual power from the board and erase bios. put it back together and you should be good to go. \n\nif this procedure makes you nervous please contact your local computer tech and have him do it.
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Restart your  computer and then press delete  key.It  will just maake u reach in bios setup aand where u can change the hardware configration.
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well go to control panel-power settings and adjust it from there ... make sure you dont have the settings too sensitive ... enjoy ..
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when your computer first starts up hit the key that displays the bios info. the first page should show what revision your current bios is. next exit WITHOUT changing anything then go to the compaq website and download the new one if available be careful when you do it if you use the wrong one or your power goes out get ready to buy a new computer
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The easiest way  is to enter BIOS. this is usually done by hitting the F1, F2, ESC or DEL key (some laptops even require a combination of keys such as CTRL F1) If you can't do this, for example you've messed up your settings so bad that it doesn't start anymore you will have to remove the battery(CMOS battery). If you choose to do so remember to not only unplug thue power cord but also remove the laptop's own power supply the battery(not the CMOS one). Once you've located the CMOS battery remove it and wait a while. Then plug everything back in and boot. \n\nPS if you don't have experience with hardware and laptop hardware in particular don't try opening it in your own
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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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Your computer is too old.\n\nFor your comp to power off it must have an ACPI compliant motherboard.  You might be able to flash your mobo with a BIOS update that will provide that, but that's unusual as ACPI requires more BIOS memory than most non-compliant boards have and is also limited to ATX and later mobos.\n\nACPI stands for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface.  It's a BIOS enhancement that was introduced with the ATX factor motherboards.  All motherboards since then have had the feature.  ACPI provides for the auto power down of your machine when you shut down Windows (or any other ACPI aware OS) as well as improved power management capabilities.\n\nThere were also a few cheap mobos several years ago that were advertised as ACPI compliant but were too buggy.  When Windows is installed, it checks the BIOS.  If you're unlucky enough to have one of the buggy ones, Windows installs the Standard PC HAL (hardware abstraction layer) not the ACPI HAL.  This is to prevent data loss due to the buggy BIOS.  The Standard PC HAL won't allow auto power off even if the mobo is ACPI compliant.\n\nThere is no fix for this, you need to replace the motherboard with an ACPI compliant unit.  Given the age of your machine, you'd be better off buying an new one or building a new one from scratch.
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the only way if you have lost your password is to flash the bios (sometimes this works some times doesn't)\n\ntry the link below on download a bios flash \n\nThe only other way is to remove the cmos / bios battery\n\nthis can be difficult on notebooks you may have to take this to a expert to do\n\n\nhope this helps
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You installed it incorrectly.  It’s bad and you should return it.  A setting in BIOS isn’t correct.
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Not sure what you mean by reset the BIOS.  Do you mean to update it via flash or clearing a sign on password?\n\nIF it is a signon password you need to unplug the system and remove ALL batteries for about a minute.  Then when you power it up again you will get an time/date error.  Set those to be the correct time and date and everything else should be fine.
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stand-by voltage\n\nIt's what is available when the PC is powered down - to enable (for instance) a WOL (wake on LAN) card to remain receptive.
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The option (if available) will be in the BIOS.  To get to the BIOS, there will be a key you need to press while booting the computer (could be F8 or ESC).  Check the user manual for your specific motherboard here: http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/manual/mnu/spt_mnu_detail.php?UID=657&kind=1
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You mean, you want to upgrade your BIOS.  Changing it to something else is out of the question, one motherboard uses one and another uses another, similar they may be, compatible with each other they are not.  You will need to get the latest version of the BIOS from whoever manufactured your motherboard (one would be Asus) then you have to flash the new version of the BIOS to the motherboard, again, they will have instructions on how to do this.
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Yes, pull the Motherboard battery for a few minutes.\n\nOnce the charge drains, your MB should be back at it's factory defaults.\n\nResponse to question: \nOnly the BIOS is affected.  Nothing on your hard drive is touched.  If you made some tweaks to your BIOS you will need to make them again, since any tweaks (along with the BIOS password) will be lost when the battery is removed.