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• Pavilion 15-p246sa: BIOS update successful but cannot now access the BIOS screen

  The recommendation in HP Support Assistant I've just updated BIOS version f33, f34.  This succeeded and the Pavilion starts normally.

  However when I try pressing ESC at startup key is ignored and the trunk.

  How to reactivate the computer to respond to the ESC key and allow me to access the system configuration utility?  Have I somehow corrupt CMOS data?

  SOLVED!  I discovered the site of download drivers HP there is more BIOS updates for my Pavilion, the last being F.42.  So I installed this.

  At that time, it was possible to get the system configuration utility by pressing the ESC key.  However, it works a cold power upward, not reboot.

  Also the window by pressing the key is very short, some say about one-fifth of a second, and if you press two times you do not see the system configuration at all.  If some patience is required.

• How to access the BIOS on Satellite L670-134

  Hello

  I need to access the BIOS, but I don't know the key combination.
  Tried F1 F2 DEL Backspace etc that none worked.
  I think I activated an option such as quick start once before... when I turn on the laptop I see not all postscreen, the screen remains black after turning on the laptop, and then the windows logo appears.

  So, how to access the BIOS!

  Hello

  Usually, you can access the BIOS by pressing the "F2" immediately after that the laptop was turned on!
  Try this once more. Alternatively, you can press F2 repeatedly to be sure that this has been accepted.

  Also try key INS all by turning on the laptop and then F2

• Satellite 2410-304 s - how to access the BIOS?

  Hello!!
  I need to access the BIOS of my computer. It is of a Satellite 2410 304 s. I tried with ESC then F1 but I can not adhered.

  Thank you for all

  Hello!

  Normally, you can access the BIOS using the ESC key at the beginning upward.

  I had Satellite 2410 too and I was able to access BIOS by pressing ESC. You must press on immediately after power on the laptop.

  Check it!

• How to access the BIOS on Satellite Pro 4600 settings?

  Guys,

  I received a Satellite Pro 4600, unfortunately this laptop has 2 and a half proceeding on this issue. The first is MS2000, then XP then an incomplete installation of XP. When I start the laptop, it asks which OS I want to use. I have a legal copy of XP that I bought and I want to reformat the computer laptop and put on a new install of XP, the problem is how to enter the BIOS to change the settings to boot to a CD?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Steve

  Hello

  First of all you n t need to access the BIOS to boot from the CD.
  You can simply press the F12 key immediately after the laptop has been powered.
  It would show the available boot options.

  Alternatively, you can press the C button that would automatically allow the CD/DVD drive as the boot source.

• How to access the BIOS on Satellite P100?

  Hello world

  I have a P100... How to access the BIOS to see if it is why my optical mini mouse does not work?
  When I plug something into the USB, it works fine.
  The new mouse wheel works but the mouse will not move the cursor. Thanks for the help.

  Hello

  You can access the BIOS by pressing the F2 key immediately after that the laptop has been powered.

  But I put t know why you need to access the BIOS, if the USB mouse doesn t work
  You won't see anything in the BIOS about the USB mouse

  I think you should check the mouse settings in the control panel-> mouse

• Access the BIOS in Windows 8.1.64

  How to access the BIOS screen when the computer restarts?

  Hello

  Temporarily shut down the PC by pressing the left SHIFT you click Shutdown to prevent a boot hybrid.

  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

• Can someone help me with printing. My settings have been changed. I have a printer Epson Stylus and pse 13. I can't access the configuration screens that they show that I need to access.

  I can't access the configuration screens that they show that I need to access.

  What is a forum. I don't understand. I'm 63 and they will not access my computer at ADobe

  I can't access the configuration screens that they show that I need to access.

  What do you need access? When you encounter a problem?

  What is a forum. I don't understand.

  A forum is a place which provides for exchanges between users.

• How to access the BIOS on my Satellite 5205 settings?

  Hello

  I have a laptop of s703/5205 series of satellites. How can I access the bios settings? When I switch on I get the screen "Welcome to toshiba." There are some keys I press during the boot process? On my other laptop I usually press 'DEL' or 'F2 '.

  I would be grateful assistance as my portable computer touchpad and, when connected, the external mouse freezes during normal operation. Sometimes I can navigate with the keys alt & tab, sometimes everything crashes. Also I get error messages saying "device connected to the usb port not recognized" Although there is no device attached to my laptop. I tried to plug an external mouse to see if that solves the problem of touchpad but the mouse freezes also.

  I need to check the bios settings, bios access help would be really appreciated!

  Thank you all!

  Hello

  The keys to use are dependent on the age of the laptop and also what manufacturer of BIOS you have.

  Usually by pressing ESC will show the progress of the BIOS during the startup phase.

  Pressing F2 usually you will take in the BIOS Setup menu, press F8 brings you to the 'Start' menu (where you can select the safe, etc) and finally F12 will give you the selection of "Boot Device" menu where you can select the hard disk, CD-Rom, etc. as boot device.

  HTH

• How to access the BIOS Setup - Pavilion P6650z, BIOS Version 6.04

  I have a 2 years, Pavilion P6650z, BIOS Version 6.04, AMD Athlon II 250 dual-core processor. Using Microsoft havdetectiontool, I checked the processor is capable of virtualization hardware-so, but I need to enable it. Problem: I have not been able to get to where I CAN enable it. I can access the BIOS settings by pressing F10 on start up, but I do not see the choice for the configuration of the BIOS, either on the main screen or advanced Sceen. Instead of press F10, I tried the key ESC and F2 button without success.

  Thank you, lasvegaswireman. 'Power' seems like an odd tab for HP to have placed slot but youha, it did the job!
  
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• How to access the bios?

  I am trying to install a new OS, how to access the bios on my HP Pavilian dv8?

  Hello:

  You should be able to access the BIOS by pressing the F10 key as soon as you see the HP welcome screen.

  Paul

• Satellite U940 - cannot start or access the BIOS settings

  I try to help with a HARD on a U940 disk failure. The laptop still works a failure has been (almost certainly) the entire HARD disk.

  I have a new HARD drive in place but I'm unable to access BIOS, and the machine does not start of course. Just a black screen while the computer is trying to do something...

  • Then put the F2 on does not work
  • Then put the F12 on does not work
  • Then put the ESC on does not work
  • Out the battery did not work
  • Out the battery and the power cord and the discharge by pressing the power button / stop for 60 seconds, did not work.

  I can't get to the BIOS. In my view, that the machine was based on the Intel hybrid disc stuff using the DDI in RAID before and this quick book has been activated. Of course, I am unable to clean the machine to stop more since I can't start up with the old drive.

  What I really want to do, is to put everything back. Get rid of any RAID stuff and put Windows on the new HARD drive. Any ideas how I can get into the BIOS to move all of the RAID or FastBoot stuff?

  Posted by devondan
  

  I try to help with a HARD on a U940 disk failure. The laptop still works a failure has been (almost certainly) the entire HARD disk.

  I have a new HARD drive in place but I'm unable to access BIOS, and the machine does not start of course. Just a black screen while the computer is trying to do something...

  • Then put the F2 on does not work
  • Then put the F12 on does not work
  • Then put the ESC on does not work
  • Out the battery did not work
  • Out the battery and the power cord and the discharge by pressing the power button / stop for 60 seconds, did not work.

  I can't get to the BIOS. In my view, that the machine was based on the Intel hybrid disc stuff using the DDI in RAID before and this quick book has been activated. Of course, I am unable to clean the machine to stop more since I can't start up with the old drive.

  What I really want to do, is to put everything back. Get rid of any RAID stuff and put Windows on the new HARD drive. Any ideas how I can get into the BIOS to move all of the RAID or FastBoot stuff?

  Is it possible to disable hybrid sleep physically? Remove the CMOS battery? Replace the memory? I can't do it from the software or access the BIOS and I wonder if it is what keeps a clean boot.

• HDX18: Cannot access the BIOS with F10

  Try to access my BIOS to set the boot on USB device sequence. Can't!

  Power and press F10 repeatedly does not bring me in the config of the BIOS beeps fair to me when my keyboard buffer is full and then continues in charge of the operating system.

  Never see option to press the keys to access BIOS either.

  Thanks for trying to help out.

  My system is a laptop from earlier versions of Windows 8 (2010) and MUST have posted the option to enter in the configuration at the start, but didn't. I had previously improved OS 32 bit to 64 bit - who created another folder Program Files, which in turn have brought masses of disk space. I then upgraded to Windows 10 and did not like the slow, he ran then, I wanted to install a clean Windows 10 and created a bootable USB device. That's when I found I couldn't access the BIOS to change my boot device.

  After trying everything I could find without success, I started the machine and once Windows has loaded, I pressed the SHIFT key and select restart. This brought me to the screen Menu UEFI. I went to watch each of the options - no led me across a good kind, I moved back to the main menu screen and clicked on continue - go out and continue to load Windows.

  After getting a black screen, I can FINALLY see the option - press ESC to enter Setup... Hooray!
  
  Problem solved - for now!

• Re: Satellite Pro A200 - black screen after the BIOS screen

  Hello
  I'm new to the forum and have a big problem. So, any help is welcome and appreciated.

  My Satellite Pro A200 turns black after the BIOS screen and a black screen with a blinking cursor. Also just as the screen goes black a beep can be heard which shows windows boot.
  I can access the toshiba Setup screen but not the installation of security mode.

  Kind regards

  Hello

  You wrote that you can access the BIOS, but have you checked if the HARD drive is recognized properly? Perhaps because the computer cannot start HDD isn't recognized then you should check this.

  If the HARD drive is recognized, I would try a Toshiba Recovery disk recovery facility. It seems that Windows isn't able to start and if you reinstall the whole system should help get rid me of this. Go to the start menu and select the CD/DVD drive as a boot device.

  Check this box!

• Cannot access the BIOS on the Satellite L40T-A202

  Hello!

  Months ago, I've updated the bios of my laptop Toshiba L40T-A202. After reboot I can't access the bios. I fixed it by jumping the jcmos into the mobo. Now the problem occurrd again and I can't seem to fix it with the same problem I did.

  Can someone help me? This laptop was bought abroad and I don't want to spend a lot of cash and send it to the repair shops.

  Please help me on this.

  > I fixed it by jumping the jcmos into the mobo
  With this action, you certainly killed the guarantee. I really don't understand what was the reason for this action.

  For a better understanding, I have a few questions for you:
  Have you successfully updated the BIOS?
  You can start your machine properly?
  See Toshiba welcome screen on startup?
  Windows starts as usual?