First try to restore the BIOS to the production state can usually be solved, other references:
Press F1 when booting, this is because your BIOS is not properly set but can also boot the system normally. Fatal failure, press F1 is asking if you want to continue.
You have not installed the floppy disk drive, but it is set in CMOS, and the option of turning on the floppy disk drive.
The method is: press the Del key to enter the BIOS setting, select the first "basic setting", and floopy one The item setting is not invalid. Disabel" is invalid.
2 Just press DEL to enter the BIOS when you start the boot, press Enter to enter the first item, and see if the “Drive A” option is “None”. If not, press “Pgup” or “PgDn” to modify it. After the modification, press “ ESC” to exit, select “Save & Exit Setup” and press Enter to exit the BIOS, restart, and then change the battery if not. Then follow the steps above to reset it.
3 boot need to press F1 to enter, mainly because the BIOS settings and real hardware data do not match, can be divided into the following situations:
1, there is actually no floppy drive or floppy drive is broken, and There is a floppy drive in the BIOS, which causes you to press F1 to continue. 2, the original two hard drives, set up in the BIOS into a dual hard drive, and later lost one of them but forgot to change the BIOS settings back, this problem will also occur.
3, the motherboard battery is not powered, it will also cause data loss and this failure.
4, restart the system, enter the BIOS settings, found that the floppy drive is set to 1.44M, but in fact there is no floppy drive in the chassis, set this to NONE, troubleshooting.
There have been many people who have asked such questions. Let me summarize the problems I have encountered and hope to help everyone.
1, Hareware Monitor found an error, enter POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP for details, Press F1 to continue, DEL to enter SETUP
Chinese: Monitor function found error, enter POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP to view the details, press F1 to continue booting Program, press the DEL key to enter the COMS settings.
Explanation: Some motherboards have hardware monitoring functions, which can set the temperature monitoring of the motherboard and CPU, the voltage output level monitoring of the voltage regulator, and the monitoring of each fan speed. When
the above monitoring function is turned on When you find an abnormal situation, then the above paragraph will appear. At this time, you can enter the COMS setting and select POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP. On the right, **Fan Monitor**, **Thermal Monitor** and **Voltage Monitor** Which part of the exception was issued and then resolved.
2, pri slave drive-ATAPI LNCOMPatible press F1 to Resume
It may be that your CD-ROM drive is not connected or faulty. It is best to set each IDE port to automatic in CMOS.
3, Press F1 to continue, DEL to enter SETUP
After booting, press DEL to enter BIOS, select NONE in the floppy drive and press F10 to save it.
4, CMOS checksum error-Defaults loaded
Press F1 to contnue?DEL to enter SETUP
08/09/2000-i810-ITE8712-6A69ME1CC-00
The cmos battery is dead.
5, Warning! CPU has been changed! Please Enter CPU speed CMOS setup and Remember to save Before Exit!
This means that the BIOS settings have been flushed and the BIOS (also called CMOS settings) has to be reset. Press and hold the “Del” button to enter the settings and see your motherboard manual. What is your CPU frequency? In the BIOS to choose a FSB, the multiplier is locked. The FSB is always 66, 100 or 133. It depends on the CPU model and is set from low to high. If it is AWARD's BIOS setting, select Frequency/Voltage Control on the front page. Use this menu to make special settings for frequency and voltage. Among them, “Clock By Slight Adjust” allows you to select the CPU clock frequency. There are differences in the BIOS settings of various motherboards. You can refer to your motherboard manual for adjustment.
6, cpu has been changed please re-enter cpu settings in the cmos setup and remember to save before quit!
Some motherboards have a FSB jumper, the default is 100MHZ, and some motherboards do not support auto-frequency modulation You just need to set the FSB to your CPU standard FSB in the BIOS. The multiplier is usually set automatically. It is best not to overclock.