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• 15 - a010sb of Compaq notebook pc: BIOS settings change

  I would like to change the Bios settings.

  I would like to first of all "Safe Boot" to DISADLED

  When I do, I get a screen with this text:

  Change of operating system startup Mode

  A change in the Safe Mode to Boot operating system is pending. Please enter the code displayed below to complete change. If you do not have this application, press the ESC key to continue without accepting the pending change.

  Change of operating system startup Mode<021>

  6856 + ENTER - to complete the change

  ESC - continue without change.

  BUT I don't know how and where I can type "6856 + enter."

  I try to type the keys, but noting happens on the screen.

  Please help me

  Tanks

  Hello

  I would say running through the procedure again as follows.

  Shut down the laptop.

  Disconnect the power adapter and remove the battery.  Press and hold the Power button for 30 seconds.  Reinsert the battery and plug the power adapter

  Demarrer start in the bios menu, disable Secure Boot and save change - then see if the subsequent PIN entry screen will be the entry.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Portege R600 - BIOS settings change window.

  Hello

  I have a question. Y at - it all possebility to change settings in the BIOS of a R600 with a tool?

  The best would be to something that uses a command line / / can be opened with parameters.
  I would like to change to Tower about 100 machines remotely--> I certainly would need a tool for this.

  Thank you!

  > I have a question. Y at - it all possebility to change settings in the BIOS of a R600 with a tool?
  Short answer: no, there are no tools tending to alter the BIOS.
  The developers of Toshiba are abele to change and modify the BIOS but these tools are not available for download.

• Satellite A300 - BIOS settings incorrect error during recovery

  Hello

  New to the forum, I had a search around so im hoping someone can help me.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A300 PSAGCA and trying to resize a partition my computer become unresponsive and since then I can not load Windows Vista. When the computer starts it comes up with the error "interrupted operation: insert the Recovery CD.

  So I used the restore CD that was with my program of partition but I get a different error message saying "Incorrect BIOS settings change video buffer size" which I cannot find in the BIOS and no help from their support.

  If im now doing a Toshiba Recovery and restore my laptop, but I can't get into recovery. Holding F8 during startup to show the boot advanced options, or not taking '0' as ive read its supposed to.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  Can you please tell me how you tried to resize the partition?

• SP A10 - using the BIOS to change the graphic settings

  Hi all

  How do you change the graphics settings on an A10 SP from 16 MB to 64 MB? I guess this is done in the Bios but I can't seem to enter the just did F2 key appear the boot options.

  Aid is graetly appreciated.

  Hello

  Please use the ESC key to enter the BIOS settings.
  You should see the option to increase the shared graphics memory.

• Satellite 1900-303: changed the BIOS settings, and now I can't boot from the CD drive

  Can anyone help, I inadvertently changed the BIOS settings, and now I can't get the CD player to boot the pc back to the default settings, Windows xp seems to work ok as is the cd player.
  If someone has the original settings, I would be grateful for any help.

  Derek has soon

  Hello Derek

  Use the F2 key to enter the BIOS settings and change the order of boot devices. This option is under the STARTUP tab. Otherwise, you can insert the recovery CD when the unit is turned OFF. Turn it on and immediately press the C button. keep it down for a few seconds and unit is forced from the CD/DVD drive.

• Cannot change the BIOS settings

  Hi all, I hope someone can advise on this? I have a HP Pro X 2 612 G1that I am unable to change the BIOS settings on. I can access the BIOS, but the options are grayed out. I have updated the BIOS to the latest version without the determination of the question. Any information is appreciated.  Thank you...

  Hi, I have found the BIOS can not be change, unless an administrator password is set for the BIOS for a system used at home I have never set a BIOS password and think it should be owners choice but that I'm just a grain of sand in this big world! Thank you all

• Satellite 2060cds: what I need to do to change the BIOS settings?

  I need help.
  I installed Windows XP Home, and now I can not access the toshiba hwsetup software, to change the password or other settings of the bios.
  What should I do to change the bios settings?

  Thanks for your help.

  Hi Paulo,

  Normal access to the BIOS Setup is by pressing F2 during the initial power of sequence.

  Kind regards

• How to change the BIOS settings to read the Norton CD?

  In accordance with the instructions of Norton, I need to temporarily change the BIOS setting so that my computer will read the CD that has a Norton Bootable Recovery tool to start the computer. Norton's other attempts to remove the W32. SillyFDC.BDP worm failed, so they recommend using their recovery tool. How can I change the BIOS? Thank you.

  In accordance with the instructions of Norton, I need to temporarily change the BIOS setting so that my computer will read the CD that has a Norton Bootable Recovery tool to start the computer. Norton's other attempts to remove the W32. SillyFDC.BDP worm failed, so they recommend using their recovery tool. How can I change the BIOS? Thank you.

  You may or may not need to change the BIOS settings.  Assuming that you have a bootable CD with this tool, put it in your CD drive and restart the computer.  One of the 3 things will happen:

  1. the computer starts from the CD and you can follow all instructions you have Symantec.

  2 watching very carefully that the computer starts.  You may see a message that says something like "press any key to boot from the CD-ROM.  If you see this message, press a key (for example, the space bar) and the computer boots from the CD.

  3. watch very carefully that the computer starts.  You will see a message that says something like, "to change settings, press F1."  The key that you press on will be different depending on your particular computer.  It might be F1 or F10 or del key.  Whatever it is, press this button and you will enter the BIOS configuration utility.  From there, you can change the boot order to CD first.  Directions to navigate the BIOS Setup will be displayed on the screen, but they will involve using the button tab, enter, and arrow keys, because your mouse does not work in this utility.

  You can also take a look here: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic228631.html

• one of my pc has placed on the bios supervisor password. now I need to use the bios settings to make some changes

  original title: supervisor password

  one of my pc has placed on the bios supervisor password. now I need to use the bios settings to make some changes, and I don't remember the password. What can I do to fix this?

  any practical advice will be much appreciated.

  Hello

  Check with support from the manufacturer of your system (manufacturer of motherboard for customized systems)
  or a real computer store (that makes its own domestic service).

  The Microsoft Community cannot help with password lost or forgotten by Microsoft Policy.

  Keep secure passwords - Microsoft strategy on move the passwords
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/39f56ef0-5d68-41AD-9daa-6e6019c25d37

  I hope this helps.
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• T42 can't change BIOS settings

  I can enter the BIOS very well, I just can't change settings in the BIOS settings screens because it says that I must be in 'admin' mode I entered the BIOS by pressing the button "Access IBM" blue, F1 or F12 and I encounter the same problem without worrying. It was previously the laptop from my brother and he put a BIOS password that I know and he told me one of the F - keys you will get in admin mode, but he forgets that one.

  Thanks for any help.

  Welp I finally got the password and turned that shit off the power. Thank you

• HELP... z400 will not start after changing the BIOS settings

  Hello

  I went into the BIOS and changed all the PCI slots to include 'calculate' so now it does not recognize video card, now it does not start far from enter the BIOS to undo changes. Ive pulled the battery, reset the CMOS button and jumped the pins CMOS won't default. To b e there is a way to fix it... Please any ideas will be appreciated.

  Hi Glenn,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  Important: Change BIOS / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the PC for the procedure for making changes in the BIOS.

  Do not hesitate to write to us in case you have any problems/concerns while working on your computer, we will be happy to help you.

• HPE-210y; trying to get into the advanced settings of the bios to change the setting of the fan

  Hello

  Model # HPE - 210Y

  Product # BK170AA-ABA

  BUILD with ID AINAv6PRA6

  CARD MOTHER-HRS880-ΜATX

  BIOS VERSION 5.09 22/01/10

  BASIC 08.00.15 VERSION

  I have a small problem when I start my computer it gives me an error: System fan has failed. Press F2

  Well my system fan works very well done any tests on old tried on slow corners fan connector

  another connector revved at full speed. I reset CMOS changes that the battery took all the memory, video card

  and everything cleaned with air. the usual steps.

  I asked around and technicians say the problem could be in the bios settings of fan cpu (quiet mode). Everyone says

  Press f1 or f10 to get into the bios Setup. go to the Advanced tab and scroll down. but for the life of me I can't find it. I know my computer if it is safe, but it's a pain to have to press f2, whenever the computer must restart

  If anyone can help pleaseeeeee

  Thank you

  Hello

  lonee37 wrote:

  Hello

  first of all thanks for the suggestion about the Nice program trying to core temp

  I replaced the temp of problem system always the same fan has not gone above 73 F

  so I guess I'll have to talk to HP to get it solved

  

  Thank you once again for youy help

  Thaose temperatures very well. Does not even begin to worry until you start to see time @140 degrees F.

  That's well below Tj Max.

  I used to use centigrade. If the temperature is close to that you certainly can't expect much better than this.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• CPU - bad slow BIOS settings

  I ran CUP - z on my m9660sc (9600t USA) and to my surprise I discovered the Core i7 920 CPU only run at 1600 MHz.

  Given the CPU is intended to be run to 2670 Mhz that I feel a little cheated, so I test the CPU at 100% charged and remains at 1600 MHz.

  I check the BIOS settings... Well good luck with that on a HP Hardly. everything you can change. I'm surpised that I was allowed to change the time...

  I know that the problem is that the multiplier is only set at 12, when he supposed to run at 20 x.

  Then what should I do to get what I paid?

  In Vista, make sure that you use the parameter profile of power is 'High Performance', is 'balanced' (Control Panel-> Power).  The power profile setting that locks the CPU at 1.66 Ghz on the m9600t is 'Power Saver'.

• Supervisor password and BIOS settings

  When I boot into the bios via esc and F1, it doesn't let me go to all other pages, said the supervisor password is saved but does not prompt you to enter a password for the supervisor to make changes. I updated the bios to 2.0 version, but that didn't make a difference. I need to change the boot order but can not enter to change.

  Someone at - it ideas? How can I force to ask the supervisor password? Or let me go on other pages?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Are you sure you didn't put any user or supervisor password?
  Usually, you can remove it by using the password of Toshiba utility.

  In Toshiba Assist-> Secure, you will find the supervisor password and user password option.

  Remove these passwords in order to obtain full access to the BIOS settings