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  There is an option in the bios to set the sata drive * IDE *-mode?

  Grobi

  Hi dude

  That s a funny question.
  No, there is no option in the BIOS!

  Please understand that there are various interfaces to drive HARD. IDE and SATA.

  There is a big difference between the two interfaces and the function of the HARD disk on the motherboard controller, you could use a HDD IDE or SATA HDD.

  But you cannot connect a SATA HDD to IDE or IDE HDD controller for the SATA controller. This is not possible due to different hardware.
  This is not possible and that's why these BIOS settings are not available or don t exist!

  Good bye

• Equium L20-264: can I unlock the options in the Bios to change the speed of the CPU & FSB

  Hello

  I have a toshiba equium l20-264 today and I was wondering if I can open it the options in the bios to change the cpu speed and the speed of the fsb.

  But if you don't don't do this, I already have a Dell Xps laptop Overclcoked to 4.5 ghz (twisted majorly) and I installed today a very powerful cooler and heatsink of heat inside my laptop, I'm ready to overclock bu ti do not know if I can via bios but if so could you point me to guides for a code name overclocking intel celeron m 360 : DOTHAN

  Help, please

  regards James...

  Hello

  Unfortunately, this is not possible on the laptop.

  I o year owner of 3 different computers; two laptops and a desktop PC. The BIOS on the desktop is different and allows to change and increase the CPU. But the laptops BIOS does not allow to do something similar.

  Why? Because the CPU overclocking would increase the internal temperature and make portable is not stable and perhaps that it would infringe the motherboards and CPU!
  The notebooks run with maximum efficiency. If you compare the notebooks modules with cooling Office cooling modules you will see the difference!

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• option of the BIOS in the g7-2210ex pavilion

  Hello

  There is no option in the bios as secure boot is gray

  and how do I know if my laptop components is connected correctly?

  A security software installed on your computer would be the monitoring of the BIOS. You can:

  1. enable the BIOS since the security software installed.

  2. restore the BIOS:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02693833

  3. update of the BIOS:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00042629

• There is no option in the bios to enable the memory remapping? !

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  Hello

  Please contact Miceosoft answers.

  Memory remapping option is not available in the BIOS and we can't really. If you do not want to remap the memory, turn the computer off, remove the cover from the chassis and modules of memory Exchange (only if there is more than one).

  I assume you are using an Intel core i processor series, 2nd or 3rd generation. Usually when your pc doen't need many complex graphic treatment, the processor works as the graphics processor. In this case, when you check with Windows, it will show only currently work graphics processor - Intel HD graphics card. In addition, you can switch between graphics, to know what is the default value. In this way, if you select graph nVidia, Windows will display it info.

  I suggest to keep the setting of graphics as such for extended battery backup.

• All vmware products does boot from USB option in the bios?

  All vmware products does boot from USB option in the bios?

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  No it is not yet possible. I hope that this will change, but not at the moment.

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• F10: Unable to select Scart TV out - no option in the Bios.

  Qosmio F10 with drivers and the default settings of Toshiba. Others have suggested to the needs of the Bios should be set to ' TV Type = SCART "to allow the D-video output cable is enabled for output to the TV? This option does not appear in "TV-Types'list."
  Same problem noted by the others. The last level of updating BIOS.
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  Hello

  I checked the manual of this device and there is nothing on the parameters to change in the Bios. If you are using a D-video output port to connect the TV you do not need to change anything in the Bios.
  If the TV is connected to the computer, set the TV type in display properties.

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• Satellite A100-756: no option in the BIOS to change the CPU usage

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  recently bought a satellite A100-756 laptop with core duo of intel clocked at 1.86 Ghz. When you look in the BIOS (version 2.00) the only options allotted to me is to dynamically the CPU frequency mode are 'always low, or dynamically switchable. There is no option to set the processor to operate at "still high". my friend who has a 2 years old satellite said that, on its model, there is the possibility to "still high".

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  Congratulations for all help people!

  Hello

  As you may knew that the Toshiba Power Saver tool is preinstalled on most Toshiba laptops.
  This tool allows to change the CPU, the speed of processing, cooling method, using standby and hibernation, etc.

  To change the speed of the CPU or the cooling method, you will need to enter the energy saver, then select the basic settings tab.

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• E-mail does not appear as an option on the share button

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  Please follow the instructions in this article to support. Instead of typing the shell command in the article, I suggest that you copy and paste the web page in the Terminal window. Make sure you only select the entire line. One way to do that is triple - click anywhere in the line.

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• Options for the power button Windows XP to ask what I want to do when the Start button / stop is pressed

  Original title: Start button / stop - "ask me what to do" - where is it?

  Under XP, when I pressed the power button I could put it "Ask Me what to do." This is very useful for two reasons:

  -My PC is under my desk, and if I'm not careful, I can press the power button with my knee...

  -To turn off, I can hit the power button / stop rather than start etc, then choosing.

  The feature exists on Windows 7 (press alt + F4), then how do you link that to the press the power button? Why this was removed?

  See you soon,.

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  Hello

  Yes, there are only work-a-rounds and that is why I suggested that
  thread. There are also a few details about why he was abducted that
  are especially that in general as it caused more problems than it solved. Then
  for those who have used the function correctly, it is a concern when trying
  to restore its functionality. To my knowledge, is not 100%
  this case, just ability cannot be added in by a registry setting
  as support has been totally removed. If this is the case, then the work - a-
  towers or possible 3rd party solutions are the remaining options.

  Please let us know if you find a better solution.

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• Laptop turned on, password appears on black screen, windows loading bar appeared, then got two options in the BIOS Setup Utility and change Boot Device order, I don't know what is happening, help please!

  My sisters notebook froze and she turned off the power switch, when she turned on the screen was black and a password box appeared when I entered the password, the XP loading bar came as usual and then I had two options at the bottom of the screen. We want to press F9 for and the other was to press F10 for BIOS Setup utility, after seconds, the screen went black and then appeared again the password and the circle continues. The laptop is only 1 week and I don't know if it's something she did or if it's a technical foul, I would be grateful if someone could help me or if I should take it to a technician. The laptop is a Compaq Mini 110 and it works on Windows XP Home Edition.

  Hi, your sisters Notebook is under warranty and it could be a hardware problem.

  As the laptop is only one week.

  I suggest that advise you your sister back to the place where it has been sold since.

  Slan go foill, Paul

• Option in the BIOS to "permanently disable" Computrace

  Hello

  In the configuration of the BIOS T500 is the option:

  Security: Computrace: Computrace Module Activation

  with 3 possible values:

  • Enabled (default)?
  • People with disabilities
  • Permanent disability

  I think I understand how Computrace BIOS works: at startup, the BIOS checks and ensures that the necessary drivers/services are present in the operating system file system before the OS supported boots. The Computrace service then runs 'hidden' in the OS and, periodically, telephone reception.

  I want to know is what happens if I select the BIOS option "permanent disability". The auditor of Computrace/charger is removed from the BIOS? Is it possible to never turn Computrace at a later date, perhaps by flashing the BIOS?

  Thank you

  Frank

  This field allows you to activate or disable the interface BIOS Service optional Computrace (R) of Absolute (R) Software module. Of Absolute Software's Computrace agent is a service solution designed to help track assets and provide recovery services in case the laptop is lost or stolen. The Computrace agent communicates with absolute software monitoring server at scheduled intervals to provide follow-up service. By activating the service, you consent to the transmission of information from and to your computer and the control of absolute software server. The Computrace service is purchased as a separate option and the monitoring server will allow its module security officer through an interface provided by the BIOS. The official follow-up Computrace can be used only in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. Computrace (R) and Absolute (R) are registered trademarks of Absolute Software Corporation.

  Disable = permanently block the Computrace module interface.
  Disable = block (default) Computrace module interface.
  Activate = Permit the Computrace module interface.

  The absolute anti-theft solution is currently disabled. Note the options to enable or disable will be permanently activate or deactivate the function and no changes will be allowed.
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  In addition, if people are questioning the service - for individuals you can get info here: http://www.lojackforlaptops.com/learnmore.asp

  For all software solutions - the info is here: http://www.absolute.com/

• Why UEFI is written on my DVD drive boot option in the BIOS?

  Hello. I made a boot disk and wanted to test it. I went into the BIOS to change the boot order and there are 3 options that come up on the first screen. 1 is a pic of a hard drive. This is my internal hard drive. The 2nd and the 3rd are the two peaks of an optical drive. One of them has UEFI wrote at the bottom of the photo, while the other is not. I read on UEFI and I know that it replaces the old BIOS, it offers protection against certain types of malware, and it supports hard drives over 2.2 to... Very well, then why does seem part of a pic for the option to boot from the DVD drive? It would make more sense if it was written on the disk image hard because it's Windows being.

  Given that will replace the UEFI BIOS, does that mean we're going to be saying things like "the UEFI Boot and change the boot order?

  Thank you

  Hello Locutus,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  I would say to learn more about your PC of UEFI support, see the information about the product supplied with your PC.

  Reference article.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/what-UEFI

  Keep us in the loop to help you further.

• no option in the bios to secure boot

  Hi, I recently installed 8 64-bit windows and entrust the with my win 7 32 bit and my 14,04 64 bit ubuntu, but now I can not connect to win 7 or ubuntu. I looked online and it says disable secure boot, but my bios doesn't have this option (the motherboard is a ga-f2a85x-d3h, gigabyte), so I don't know how to turn it off so I can boot into those. is there a way to win 8 to turn it off, or do I just uninstall win 8? (need to access both win 7 and ubuntu, and was only to install win 8 because I couldn't upgrade win 7 32-bit to 64-bit with the same key (the installation disc wouldn't let me for some reason any).)

  I tried now shift that I restart, and when he brings up a menu, it is not an option in there for the uefi framework parameters (as shown in the picture on this website: http://askubuntu.com/questions/221835/installing-ubuntu-on-a-pre-installed-windows-8-64-bit-system-uefi-supported).

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  I suggest contact you the Ubuntu support Forum as the partition where Ubuntu is installed are not recognized in the BIOS and that's why you get an error 'boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found.

  If you have additional questions about Windows, we will be happy to help you.

• How can I disable "SATA" option in the BIOS PHOENIX Satellite M70

  My laptop is toshiba satellite M70
  He has PHOENIX bios
  is there any FLASH ACPI for this Bios for me to set the property as DISABLED SATA?
  OR I can DISABLE this property is the current BIOS?
  Thank you very much...

  Satellite M70 does not support this feature in the BIOS!
  This means that you will not be able to disable the SATA feature!

  As Akuma, you need to install the SATA driver first.
  You can do this by using the USB external floppy drive or you will create the new CD of Win XP and will include the SATA driver using the free tool called nLite.

  So if you don t have an external USB FDD drive, you can use nLite.

  Search here in the forum for nLite and how to include the SATA drivers.
  There are a lot of announcement about this procedure.

  Good bye