Ok,you answered my question on bios and I tried it..but now I still cannot get into setup..I pushed f1,f2 and?
82112
Press del. when the motherboard shows up. then it will let u go into the BIOS.  in some comps its F8 or F9-10
515116
You need to set up seperate hardware profiles. Just go to Help in the start menu and do a search for hardware profiles to learn how.
537471
U hv a bios problem, contact ur vendor now.
617974
I think it's F8 not F5, I would keep hitting F8 repeatedly after hitting the power button and a menu should come up on how you want to boot up.
62672
I don't use one.  After formatting go to your BIOS options and have the PC Boot from CD-ROM before Hard Disk.
594358
Check the Fn key in your keybaord, as I remember it was Fn+F5, Fn+F6\n\nAny way\n\nIt could be disabled in bios software.
515793
Well do you have a store bought computer or a custom build? Mine has a jumper that you move and then move it back to reset bios but each motherboard is different.
924938
Check your bios. There is a numlock setting there.
955811
it;s not your bios ...try setup the bios default settings, try then ...and if this dos'n work...\n\nalso try making new partitions
692939
Depending on your motherboard model you have to press: Del or F8 for going into BIOS and changing the boot pref forever.\n\nOtherwise, at the POST screen press either Esc or F8 or Ins Or Del or F12 (depends on mobo model again) to bring up the boot menu for booting thru a device once.
641655
go onto ur BIOS settings\nand check boot settings
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Your BIOS has been set to boot from the CD instead of the hard drive.\n\nYou will have to get into the BIOS and set the boot order to C drive first then CD drive second.\n\nNot knowing what kind of computer you have I can't tell you exactly how but try holding down the DEL or ESC key as the computer starts.
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What model motherboard do you have?\n\nEdit: Hmm, well when there isn't an option in the BIOS that usually means you have to change a jumper setting on the motherboard. Try downloading and running this program: http://www.sofotex.com/AIDA32-download_L9326.html It's a system information tool and should tell you the model of the motherboard. Once I know that I can do some searching to find out the jumper settings.
736108
you mean BIOS? You should update yours bios. Don`t try do that manualy or you might crash your motherboard. Contact a specialist.
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u can try this way>>\n1- restart ur comp.\n2- press "F8" before the booting \n3- sellect from the menu "last knon good confguration"
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which motherboard are you using? Can it be configured. It it is IBM compatible, hit Del before your computer starts. On the bios setup, choose your hard disc as the first booting ware. I think your problem will be solved.
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Forget the previous answer\n\nyou need to boot from CD\ngo to bios (Press F2 in booting) and there you should make CD the first boot in order.\nand follow the on-screen of Windows Setup instructions