Tecra S3 - cannot access the configuration of the BIOS 2 Page / can not peripheral chance to start

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  I have a brand new machine Vrab M11 - 11L. I have set a password on the BIOS, but it can now access all the. When I turn it on I get the home screen Toshiba, I press the ESC key and am presented with a little note saying "F2 for Setup. I press F2 and the screen turns off, I get a sidekick flash slider three times at the top of the screen and then it boots into windows. I need to change a setting that is not covered by HWSetup. I can't enter HWSetup with my password, but it is useful for me!

  Hello

  First try * INS button, then * F2 button
  In my case it worked!

• Tecra M5 cannot enter the BIOS to change the setting too boot from cd first

  Tecra M5 cannot enter the BIOS to change the setting too boot from cd first

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  The message looks like you tried to boot and install Windows LAN

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  Also by pressing the C button should allow you to boot from the CD inserted, bootable.

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• cannot access the rows of a table not nested element

  What Miss me? I'm under Oracle 12 c (12.1.0.1.0)

  CREATE TYPE dim_O AS OBJECT )

  dimension_id number

  label_en varchar2()300( )

  );

  CREATE TYPE dim_T AS TABLE OF dim_O;

  DECLARE

  dims_t dim_T

  START

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  SELECT  DIMENSION_ID LABEL_EN

  DE    DIMENSIONTABLE -actual physical table in oracle

  OÙ   DIMENSION_ID IN (3001 3002 3003()

  ) AS dim_T) "dim_rec"

  BY dims_t

  DE    DOUBLE;

  FOR I IN dims_t. FIRST... dims_t. LAST LOOP

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  -exit from the loop above is

  -3001

  -3002

  -3003

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  -The following statement fails: cannot access the rows of a table not nested element

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  Thank you all in advance for your time.

  Marc

  What Miss me? I'm under Oracle 12 c (12.1.0.1.0)

  CREATE TYPE dim_O () AS OBJECT

  number of dimension_id

  label_en varchar2 (300)

  );

  CREATE TYPE dim_T AS TABLE OF dim_O;

  DECLARE

  dims_t dim_T;

  BEGIN

  SELECT CAST (TYPE MULTISET)

  SELECT DIMENSION_ID, LABEL_EN

  OF DIMENSIONTABLE -actual physical table in oracle

  WHERE DIMENSION_ID IN (3001,3002,3003)

  () AS dim_T) 'dim_rec '.

  IN dims_t

  FROM DUAL;

  I'm IN dims_t.FIRST... dims_t.Last LOOP

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line(dims_t (i) .dimension_id);

  END LOOP;

  -exit from the loop above is

  -3001

  -3002

  -3003

  -The following statement fails: cannot access the rows of a table not nested element

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  -The following statement fails: cannot access the rows of a table not nested element

  UPDATE TABLE (SELECT dimension_id FROM TABLE (CAST (dims_t as dim_T)))

  SET dimension_id = dimension_id = 3003 3004 WHERE;

  END;

  I'm trying to understand this example very simple, but to no avail.

  Can someone tell me why I get this error?

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  What you do is equivalent to the following:

  DECLARE

  dims_t dim_T;

  number of dim_id;

  dim_o design;

  BEGIN

  Design: = dim_o (3, 'ghi');

  SELECT DIM_O (DIM_ID, LABEL) BULK COLLECT INTO table DIMS_T (d_o);

  end;

  /

  ORA-06550: line 7, column 59:

  PL/SQL: ORA-22905: cannot access the rows of a table not nested element

  ORA-06550: line 7, column 1:

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• HDX18: Cannot access the BIOS with F10

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• Cannot access the BIOS on Aspire M

  Greetings, Acer community.

  I am a junior high school with a year + old Acer computer which broke down twice and is now out of warranty.  I bought this computer with my own money.

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• Cannot access the BIOS on the Satellite L40T-A202

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• Cannot access the BIOS on my Satellite U940-11 t

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