HP pavilion 15-p077tx: key to access BIOS forhp Pavilion 15-p077tx

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• What F key is for bios on a PC Mesh?

  I tried to show my Hibernate button using the cmd prompt. It has been suggested when I did a search of the forum. I typed in the relevant orders. It worked once maybe twice and then not at all. How do I get my bios and change it, which F is and what key am I am looking to change to show my key hibernate during the shutdown.

  Thank you very much.

  Mesh of PCs using the delete key to access BIOS instead of a Fx buttons.

  Unfortunately, I have absolutely no experience with the inner workings of a BIOS of PC Mesh and could not hope for you coach in this regard. I suggest you see a manual of the card mother before proceeding.

• Pavilion laptop 1b79dx g6: need to access BIOS

  I need to access the BIOS to enable virtualization so that a program in Kaspersky Internet Security (security silver) runs correctly and safely.  This function worked fine until I upgraded to Windows 10.  Windows 10 CHANGE the setting on the BIOS.  Yes, I said because I believe.  Safe money worked great until I upgraded to Windows 10.

  If I had access to the BIOS, I would ask this question?  I have already asked to Kaspersky and they tell me that they can't do anything to help me.  In other words, they are puzzled, too.  I searched high and low all over the internet for a solution and everything I got do not work.  Not even here OR Mocrosft.  so, here I am.

  BTW, I'm aware of other people who, for various reasons, try to access the BIOS to correct the problems caused by the upgrade to Windows 10.

  Erik

  Access BIOS you press the F10 key when you turn on the PC.

  You can also stop the PC from windows startup by pressing the ESC key and then press F10 to go into the BIOS.

• Cannot access BIOS when OS disk encrypted w / Bitlocker, starting on the USB key is not unlock disc

  Hello

  I enabled Bitlocker on my Acer Aspire 5315. The system partition is encrypted and the data partition. My motherboard doesn't have a TPM chip, so I opted for the unlock with a USB key.

  When I start the PC or wake them from their hibernation, the splashboot (with the logo of Acer) BIOS screen does not display the information below on how to access the BIOS (press F2) or the boot menu (F12). And therefore I can't access those as I used to.

  BitLocker does not account for the USB key, then asks for the password to unlock the HARD drive. Then Windows starts very well.

  However, restart (by a Windows or after you have entered the wrong password Bitlocker too many times), the BIOS splash screen is normal (with how access BIOS and boot menu), I can access BIOS by pressing F2 AND succesfully Bitlocker unlocks the HARD drive with the USB flash drive without having to ask for the password.

  So, my question is how Bitlocker unlock the HARD disk automatically via the USB when the PC starts?

  Thank you for reading.

  Note: I posted this question on http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itprosecurity/threads they suggested that I ask the Acer support.

  Thank you also get answers in the TechNet forums.  I'm sorry that you were unable to get a more complete answer it.

  We suggest that you uninstall BitLocker and decrypt the drive to determine if this restores your ability to access the BIOS.

• Quick start function - how to access BIOS?

  Hello

  Recently, I activated the Fast Boot option in the BIOS and now I can't access BIOS again.
  I have try press F2 bit after power is on but does not work.

  Do you have ideas of how enter to the BIOS?

  Hello

  Quick start can be enabled or disabled in the system of windows running.
  Toshiba preinstalled application called system settings allows allows you to load the default settings.

  In the case where Windows 7 is pre-installed, check the tool called Toshiba HWsetup that should be included in all programs-> Toshiba

  But you should also be able to access the BIOS, press the INSERT key and then the key F2
  Also try the F12 key. Now in the boot menu should appear where you can choose the option Enter Setup.

  This will allow you to access the BIOS

• Portege R700 - access BIOS

  I met the flaw that arises on the addition of a password for admin for the BIOS on my R700. I added the password directly in the BIOS itself that I have re-installed windows on a SSD and as such do not have the installed toshiba bloatware.

  now when I try to access the BIOS at startup by pressing the ESC key, I get a black screen and white message saying press F2 to enter setup. I press F2 and the system restarts and the windows load, or if I press the same new message Esc. it will make a loop like that forever without access BIOS. pressing F1 doesn't do nothing as does the Esc at the request of press F2.

  so, essentially, I'm completely locked out of my own BIOS. I tried to put the old HDD back with toshiba inside Security Manager, but it does not find any BIOS password so I can't remove it using this

  My next plan was to simply remove the computer and remove the CMOS battery and allow the BIOS reset to default values... However I know that this works on some computers not all, so my question is, is - it's worth it? or if not what can I do to get back into my BIOS?

  Thank you

  Ben

  Hi 1994F7PT

  Turn on your laptop and press INS key and the prompt for the supervisor password. Enter the password supervisor and when it s created then a menu appears with the following operation (F2 for BIOS, F12 for the boot menu, etc.).

  Check this box!

• NB100 - cannot access BIOS

  When I started my NB100 I noticed a further beep as he started Windows. When I tried to access the Firefox drop down a stream of 8 appeared in the window. The same thing happens in the laptop.

  I connected an external keyboard to determine whether it was a malfunction of the keyboard, but the problem was exactly the same. On the computer is shut down, he issued a stream of beeps until I clicked the close button. I restarted it and you press the f keys to access the BIOS without success. The system comes to Windows.

  Any suggestions as to what I could then try other that take the machine into a bin, would be very appreciated.

  Hey Buddy,

  The number of beeps you notice if you start the laptop before you start?

  Usually, you can access the BIOS by pressing F2.
  Check this box!

• Cannot access BIOS for Sony Vaio VPCEH25EN

  Hello to all members of the community...

  Well, I have here the computer sony vaio laptop VPCEH25EN I tried evrerthing watched several videos...

  but I can't get into the BIOS settings...

  tried every combination of keys f1 to f12 alt del and help button but I cannot get into the BIOS menu...

  I think that the bios is locked actually, I want to install windows 32 bit currently there windows 7 64 bit...

  I also installed winbcd and tried to boot from usb it but it says no operating system found that the USB is DΘmarrer on my other laptop and desktop...

  the assist button does not have the option in the BIOS it has just 3 options...

  Start the recovery Wirard

  Tools

  Output...

  even more, I installed windows 10 64-bit on it and reboot into recovery of advance and there is no option to disable UEFI...

  Please tell me how to access bios on this laptop...

  I finally fixed it... Sony is a lame!

• access BIOS, f10 does not work

  Model HP 110 - 23W, 8 GB of RAM, 2-Core Intel, "Refurbished" (cheap)

  Hoping to access BIOS to call works by timer.  To power, when 'HP' appears on the display, repeated F10 pressures have no effect another keep the dark screen before appearing the welcome admin screen.  HP provides another way to access the BIOS?

  -rlsj

  You are the very welcome.

  There is also another way to access the BIOS when the ESC key does not work on the PC W8.

  Please read the info at the link below.

  http://www.MakeUseOf.com/tag/how-to-access-the-BIOS-on-a-Windows-8-computer/

  I don't think that you will not be able to access the BIOS due to the limited improvement you can make to the computer.

• Aspire V5-571 cant access Bios, or start in win 8

  Hello, I had the laptop mentioned above model by a friend to do a fresh install of win 8 on it.

  I followed the steps in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGiG1oljjZI but when I click on restart now (sec ~ 30 in the video) I have not received the option screen seen in the video. Instead, I was greeted by a black screen with the cursor keys pout. Since I can't boot into win8 nor do I have access to the BIOS so I can put the dvd as my main boot device in order to try a new installation of the operating system. I tried to purée the F2 key, while the laptop starts / holding SHIFT/F10/Alt + F10 and all kinds of other combinations that just came out looking for answers to this question both on this forum and google. I also tried these steps with a usb keyboard plugged just in case... Well I don't know. Each time the same thing is happening: I get a black screen on which I can move the cursor, and that's it.

  Any suggestions on how I can access BIOS would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Ty silizium, I was going to do as a last resort because it's a pain to access the HARD disk for this particular model because you must remove laptop full, but in the end, I had to do.
  In any case, I will be putting together a small presentation of how I fixed this in case someone else has this problem.

  1. I disassembled the laptop to access the HARD disk and removed.
  2. when the HARD drive was out, I was able to access the UEFI by pressing F2.
  3 took all my PC HARD drive and plugged from the portable computer in order to install a new copy of win8. I did this to ensure that victory would be start of this HARD drive (not sure, but it has something to do with the file boot.ini or something like that, I don't remember exactly like his for a long time I had problems with this thing).
  4 installed win8, everything looking good on my PC. Removed the PC HARD drive, connected to the laptop and after post, I received a message "operating system not found '. At this point, I couldn't access UEFI however was not able to start from the DVD or USB or initiate win8 no matter what I chose in the boot priority. The two DVD and USB would work as a boot on my PC media.
  5 history of UEFI BIOS Legacy, rebooted the laptop and did not "Operating system not found" and was able to boot in win8 could also boot from DVD/USB as normally expected.
  So in conclusion UEFI = bad, BIOS = good, or miss me something quite obvious.

  A little pain to be honest but hey, I'm the thing works again.

• Cannot access BIOS after closing down and also can not use change PC settings either.

  Hello

  I am wanting to access BIOS so I can restart the computer with windows 7, since I had nothing else problems with windows 8.1. It messed up my registry and now I can't use one of the windows in all applications, just the office part. (Computer worked fine with windows 8 before that I "upgraded", if you can call it.) So either no access to change PC settings and the BIOS keys do not work when you press during loading. Help, please

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Shut down the laptop by holding down the key SHIFT left click Shutdown to temporarily prevent a hybrid boot.

  Now on TAP the ESC key as soon as you press the power button to see if it will launch the Start Menu.  If this is the case, select f10 to open the bios menu.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Aspire V5-571-6670 cant access BIOS

  Hello

  I searched high and low on this topic, but I can't find anything that corresponds to this question. I wonder of decommissioning a plant of windows installation 8 for windows 7 on an acer aspire V5-571-6670. WIN8 is factory installed. I plugged my media and tried to press f12 to boot from the media but loads of windows 8 instead. I tried press f2 to enter the bios, I have a beep, but it loads windows 8 square f goes to bios. I checked the two keys for the feature. I spammed f2 as of fools, rebooted and repeared spamming... nothing...

  I can't in the bios to change the boot order, nor can I access options to start... What do I do now?

  Well, after several days of screwing with this portable dang, I finally found a solution. Remove the hard drive and paste it into another laptop and then install your operating system. Replace the HARD drive in the computer trouble, restart it, and then install the drivers.

  I've never seen a computer where I could not access bios. Following the instructions to access bios through windows 8 did not work and no alternative has worked either. Not even the battery button worked. It was the only way to do it and now the computer works well... but I still can't access the bios. At least the laptop has windows 7 on it now.

• How can I access BIOS?

  Title: original passport / BIOS

  Does not start with Passport attached to the USB port...  Said to eliminate "USB boot" from the BIOS.  How can I access BIOS?  The support fellow WD told me to push "F10" at the start, but it just sent me multiple choice starter.

  Depends on the brand and model of your system. When the initial screen, you should see similar instructions to "Press F1 to enter setup". F1 is just one example. It might be F2 or DEL or any other key. You disable and then boot from a usb device. The problem should be solved.

• Cannot access BIOS screens

  [Pavilion Dv6915nr, Vista 32] I can't no longer to the BIOS during the startup screens. It asks for a password, that he never had a. At one point, he shows a screen in French. I tried a BIOS update, but he refused to run.  Virus?

  Turns out it was just a BIOS battery dying.  Replaced and accessing BIOS very well.  No motherboard problem.

• Sony VAIO Multi Flip 15A - how access BIOS?

  Hello!

  I wonder what key opens the BIOS on this machine for the POST that I need activate Hardware Virtualization.I have tried F2 and F9, F10 or DEL (though I didn't hurry it fast or enough long), but after ten trials and without success, I thought I'd be sure that I am pressing the right key...

  Thanks in advance!

  After reading the notice (who would have guessed huh?), apparently holding the buttom sat down, while the machine is stopped allows access to the BIOS!

  Please delete the post, if necessary, but I feel it might be useful for others