BIOS setup graphic tutorial (How to enter bios setup +bios setup USB boot)

General brand machines, such as Lenovo computers, regardless of desktop or notebook, select the boot key is F12, boot when the F12 key will appear the boot selection interface, from which we can choose the computer from what media to start, generally available CD-ROM drive, hard disk, network, removable disk (U disk). If you are not very familiar with English and can not determine what each option represents, you can quickly select the USB flash drive through a word, that is, find an item with USB words in the list of startup items that appear. Note: According to your computer type, select the hot key and directly start the USB flash drive. (Important reminder: Please insert the USB flash drive before using the key to select the USB flash drive), as shown in Figure 1.

The above is Lenovo computer as an example, the rest of the brand machine or part of the assembly machine also has the function of selecting a button to start, a simple list of several: HP notebook: F9, Dell: F12, some of the assembly machine is F8, in general, there are so many keys. Some computers will show which key can be used to set the BOOT option at the bottom of the computer screen when booted, some computers do not show, then you need to enter the BIOS to turn on the BOOT MENU function of F12. There are some computers that do not have a hotkey to select the boot option function, for this kind of computer can only be set by the second method below. How do I enter the BIOS? What is the USB boot hotkey in BIOS mode? Users can select the corresponding hotkey according to different computer models, and directly start the one-key USB flash drive installation system tool Settings (Important note: before selecting the hotkey, you need to insert the USB flash drive first)

(Note: As long as you hold down the "option" key (that is, Alt key) during startup or restart, you can enter and select the boot mode.)

Different BIOS setup USB boot methods are different, the following are the three common methods: 1, Phoenix - AwardBIOS (computers after 2010) : 2, the old AwardBIOS (2009 computer motherboard) : 3, 2002 computer motherboard a BIOS:

     

1, Phoenix - AwardBIOS (after 2010 computer setup method) :

Figure 1

Figure 1: Press and hold the Del key to enter the BIOS setup screen of the computer and select Advanced BIOS to set Advanced BIOS Features.

Figure 2

Figure 2: After entering the Advanced BIOS Features screen, you must first select the Hard Disk Boot Priority.

Figure 3

Figure 3: After entering the Hard Disk Boot Priority screen, you need to use the addition and subtraction symbols (+, -) on the small keyboard to select the mobile device, to select the USB flash drive at the top. Then, hold down the ESC key to exit, and you will be returned to the Settings screen shown in Figure 2.

Figure 4

Figure 4: After the previous step is complete, select the First Boot Device: The BIOS of this version does not have USB-HDD or USB-zip options for the USB flash drive. If Removable is selected, it cannot start normally. However, selecting "Hard Disk" will boot the computer.

2, the old Award BIOS (2009 computer motherboard setup method) :

Figure 1-1

Figure 1-1: Press and hold down the Del key to enter the BIOS Settings screen of the computer, and then select Advanced BIOS Features.

Figure 2-1

Figure 2-1: On the Advanced BIOS Features screen, select Hard Disk Boot Priority.

Figure 3-1

Figure 3-1: The Hard Disk Boot Priority screen is displayed. You need to use the addition and subtraction symbols (+, -) on the keypad to select the mobile device, and you want to select the USB disk at the top. After completing the previous steps, hold down the ESC key to exit, and you will return to the Settings screen shown in Figure 2-1.

Figure 4-1

Figure 4-1: In the First Boot Device interface, there are USB-ZIP, USB-HDD and other related options, we can select "Hard Disk", or you can select "USB-HDD" and other options to boot the computer.

3, 2002 computer motherboard a BIOS setting method:

Figure 1-2

Figure 1-2 Selecting the Boot option on the boot menu screen

Figure 2-2

Figure 2-2: Boot Device Priority Select a USB flash drive from the 1st Boot Device.

If the USB flash drive is not used as the first boot device in the Hard Disk Drives shown in Figure 1-2, the USB flash drive will not exist and will not be displayed here, as shown in Figure 2-2. However, we can select the mobile device "Removable Dev." as the first boot device;

Figure 3-2

Figure 3-2 shows the Hard Disk Drives screen. Select the USB flash Drive as the first boot device. If the USB flash drive has been selected as the first boot device in Hard Disk Drives, as shown in Figure 3-2, the USB flash drive will be displayed in this interface, and you can select the USB flash drive as the first boot device, as shown in Figure 4-2.

Figure 4-2

Figure 4-2: When we select the USB flash Drive as the first Boot Device in the Hard Disk Drives shown in FIG. 3, after "1st Drive", Boot Device Priority will be displayed. Then we can choose the USB flash drive as the 1st Boot Device.

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