My computer keeps booting to BIOS screen?
952909
try to restore your BIOS setting to it's default, remove your Computer Case cover, Then remove the Battery On the Mainboard, plug In the cable, then put the battery back, Turn on your computer.
619533
Its called a flash. TO flash the Bios. Theres software to do it. Check with your motherboards manufacture.
578683
u have changed the boot priority to cd so tht the system always boots frm cd. once it has completed the "copying files" process and restarts, goto bios and change the boot disk proirity to hard disk. this will probably solve ur probm.
537471
U hv a bios problem, contact ur vendor now.
821330
You don't really want to mess around in  the BIOS unless you know what you are doing.  If your getting a blue screen with the message to disable memory options then it's probably caused by a driver on something, like active X or some other software you have installed and usually reinstalling the program or drivers fix error messages.\n\nAcronym for basic input/output system, the built-in software that determines what a computer can do without accessing programs from a disk. On PCs, the BIOS contains all the code required to control the keyboard, display screen, disk drives, serial communications, and a number of miscellaneous functions.\n\nWhen the computer first starts (before you see the windows \nscreen), you need \nto press a key or keys to enter BIOS Setup. The \nkey to press depends on PC or \nmotherboard manufacturer. It's \nusually Del, ESC, F1, F2 or F10. Once in the \nBIOS, take a look around for video shadowing and disable it. The exit saving your changes. Be careful in the BIOS. You don't want to make any unnecessary changes. If you make a mistake or are unsure, exit without saving your changes.\n\nThe system administrator is the person that registered Windows\n\nHaven't a clue what you mean by technical support group but you can go to Microsoft to use their knowledge base http://support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=0
62672
I don't use one.  After formatting go to your BIOS options and have the PC Boot from CD-ROM before Hard Disk.
224780
Ok, what you wanna do is restart your computer, then when the Dell logo appears press F2 repeatedly. You'll enter BIOS, and from then you will see how to set the boot sequence.
150895
There might be some Error in bios configuration so it asks you to press F1 so that bios can be reseted.. If you have changed anything in bios without knowledge then correct it or else follow the steps\n\n1) Go to bios by pressing\n   F2 for onboard Intel chipset, Del for original Intel motherboard\n2) Reset the bios\n\n3) Save settings and exit by pressing F10\n\n4) system gets restart, if problem dosent stops then you mail me back with the details
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Your BIOS has been set to boot from the CD instead of the hard drive.\n\nYou will have to get into the BIOS and set the boot order to C drive first then CD drive second.\n\nNot knowing what kind of computer you have I can't tell you exactly how but try holding down the DEL or ESC key as the computer starts.
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Restart the machine.\n\nIf it stills boots into safe mode, restart again and hit F8 a few times.  This will bring up the boot menu.  Select Normal
188622
This could be hard drive errors. Try this first:\n\nPower on the computer, after the bios test press the "CTL" key multiple times to enter the diagnostic screen. Select exit to dos prompt. Run scandisk by typing scandisk at the prompt and press enter. Reboot after it completes
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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
514017
Is that your bios? Normally it's Del to get into your bios, but I've seen F2. Anyway, the worst thing that could happened in that you overclock your cpu or ram or video card so much they burn themselves out. That's the worst. Basically if you don't know what it is, don't mess with it. Or at least find out what it is before you do. If you do mess something up you can always restore the defaults.
1037975
you will have to set it in BIOS
499893
The absolute BEST way to ensure your data doesn't go to the next person that gets your computer is to completely re-format and re-install your OS.  with your (I'm assuming) Windows install/recovery disk that came with the computer, restart and  hit the F12 key while it's still in BIOS (The first screen you see when you turn your compputer on).  Windows is pretty user friendly, and the clean install process is fairly self explanitory from this point on.
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Go into the bios setting and change the boot sequence. It may be set to floppy. You can get into the bios by watching the screen on boot up. A message will appear that will tell you what key to press....usually the delete key. Once in the bios find the boot sequence. Change it to boot from cd or boot from drive 0. DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE! Once this is done, save and exit. reboot
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When you reboot your computer, start tapping F8 after your computers BIOS screen (just before the Loading Windows screen appears). You should be given the option to boot into Safe Mode (if that's what you mean by minimum).