best bios for my laptop ?
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it;s not your bios ...try setup the bios default settings, try then ...and if this dos'n work...\n\nalso try making new partitions
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BIOS stands for Basic Input/Output System.\n\nWhen you boot up, your PC will show some data on a black screen and go through a memory test (amongst other things).  As it is doing this, hit the Delete button and you will enter the BIOS and be able to change a whole range of settings there.\n\nHowever, I seriously advise you to exercise caution.  Anyone asking what the BIOS is shouldn't really tinker with it until they get a bit more knowledge.  Tinkering with things you're not 100% sure of can really mess up your system.\n\nDo a bit of research.\n\nSecondly, the system administrator could be anyone.  Is it your PC?  Is it a company's PC? Are you on XP?  If you are, you need to log in as Administrator in order to get the right permissions to the change system. Tech support group is your IT dept (if it's a company's PC), but it looks like you're quoting from a warning message or something.
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To reset the BIOS (and any password protection on it), remove the small coin-like BIOS battery. You will have to open the case to do this - not a job for the faint-hearted! Somewhere on the motherboard there will be a small cell in a holder.  Take the cell out, wait a minute or so and replace the cell. Put everything back together, start the PC, go into the BIOS settings and reset the date and time and anything else that is needful.\n\n---------------------------------------\n\nThese sites might be useful: http://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm\nhttp://www.laptopbits.co.uk/Technical/support3.htm
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Hate to even ask this...but you might want to check that the laptop has a hard drive in it. I've seen a couple people send in their laptops because they were still under warranty and the company "forgot" to put the hard drive back in it.\n\nTry to enter the BIOS when you turn on the laptop. (the exact key to press can be found in my first source link)\n\nYou should be looking for something similar to this:\nhttp://www.paul.sladen.org/lights-out/screenshots-original/bios-date-time.png\n\nMake sure that it recognizes a hard drive in there.\n\nIf it doesn't, then the hard drive may have crashed and will need to be replaced.\n\nIf you have any other questions, feel free to message me.
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some bios have that option see if yours do
950645
i would go on eBay and see other notebooks that are near the hardware profile that you have. that will give you a good basis.
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Start - Run- DXDIAG\n\nThe bios version is unlikely to be recorded on the motherboard.
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yes. There's always a possibility that during the flash process you'll lose power in your neighborhood and render the chip unuseable.  What features do you need in the BIOS that you're hoping to add? If you don't know, then I don't reccomend flashing.
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Its called a flash. TO flash the Bios. Theres software to do it. Check with your motherboards manufacture.
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http://www.crucial.com  That site will show tell you the exact amount and type memory your system uses.\n www.newegg.com is a good place to buy from
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You'll need to take the laptop apart and find the CMOS battery. It looks like a watch battery attached to your laptops motherboard. Take it out for 45 seconds, then put it back in. This sets your BIOS back to defaults and also removes your password. I wouldn't suggest doing this if you've never been inside a laptop.
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Yes, just go to your computer manufacturer's website and they'll have the latest bios for you to download for free.
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g-force or ATI cards. Either of those will work well with your machine. \n\nCheck out www.tigerdirect.com for good prices and comparrisons.
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there's a little program called cpuid that tells you this and more but you could look in your bios too
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Tom,\n You should go to the computer maunfacturer's website (hp.com, ibm.com, etc.) and search for your computer's model number. Under the downloads section, you will find a BIOS flash. Write down the version from the website, restart your computer, and get into the BIOS (usually hit F2, some are F8 or Del). That will tell you if you have the latest BIOS or not, matching the written down one with the one the computer says it has. Go back to the website and download/apply the BIOS flash as needed.\nCheers.
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here --> http://www.techspot.com/drivers/driver/file/information/6702/asus-k8v-mx-beta-bios-0207/
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anything by ASUS or GIGABYTE will get you by\n\nThis is a good all round cheap Board\nASUS P5LD2-VM R2.0