how can I change my BIOS ???
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You mean, you want to upgrade your BIOS.  Changing it to something else is out of the question, one motherboard uses one and another uses another, similar they may be, compatible with each other they are not.  You will need to get the latest version of the BIOS from whoever manufactured your motherboard (one would be Asus) then you have to flash the new version of the BIOS to the motherboard, again, they will have instructions on how to do this.
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Usually have to reset the bios.  It's best to get a motherboard manual and see what's recommended, but the basics are: \n - pull the power cord and/or main battery (if it's a laptop), \n - pull the lithium battery (usually a flat silver one on the motherboard), \n - then apply the reset jumper on the motherboard.  \nThis last one is the tricky part as you have to know where it is on the MB and they all differ.  THIS WILL RESET ALL PARAMETERS ON THE BIOS, so you have to know what they are when the thing comes back up to put them back in.  If you have a standard motherboard (ex: Asus) then you can usually find that info on their website.\nIf this sounds scary, most computer stores can do it for you.
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FIrst, do you have software that requires that you upgrade the BIOS?  You know the old saying, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". \n\nYour motherboard came with instructions FOR that motherboard.   You will have to look for that manual... or go online at the manufacturer's website and look for it.   If you do not have the proper instructions for that board, it simply won't work.\n\nIf you downloaded the proper BIOS upgrade, it may be a ZIP file or other compressed file.   That might contain upgrade instructions.  Look for a file called README.
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On the startup, tap one of the following:\nDelete\nF1\nF2\nF10\n\nThese are some different keys you can try.  Some adding "Alt" or "Ctrl" to some of these if these don't work.  Many compaqs have strange BIOS keys.
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tips on changing motherboards:\n1. unplug all the sockets of other hardware from mobo\n2. slowly use a screwdriver to remove the Heat Sink & Fan unit off your processor (there should be a slot in the sides of the fan for the screwdriver to be inserted)\n3. remove the processor (be extra careful with these)\n4. remove all memory modules\n5. remove all pci/agp cards (this includes the video card)\n6. remove the PSU Unit so as not to bother with the removal of motherboard\n7. unscrew all the screws from the mobo and take out the motherboard\n8. be extra careful not to drip any water\n9. use anti-static gloves/band so that your hardware won't ground and be rendered useless\n10. if you don't really know how to do it, it's best to call a technician to do it for you and just observe how he does\nIMPORTANT: If you are switching to a newer motherboard, make sure that all of your other hardware are compatible to it.
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it's not really possible to bypass the bios\n\nyou have one option REPLACE THE BATTERY!
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in ur BIOS settings (hope u kno that), choose first boot drive as ATAPI CD ROM DRIVE.\n\nIt will work, provided the o/s installation cd a bootable one ; )
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Anything in the bios could really mess it up.  Adding a security password and then forgetting it would be a serious problem.  Your best bet is to not mess with your bios or even update it until your computer's warranty expires.
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Update System Bios. Some FX cards are not compatible with old bios.
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first of all, you need to make sure you get a processor that is compatible with your motherboard, and will work on it. the changing is easy, hardware wise, but it depends on the type processor you are changing, they remove in slightly different way, you computer manual or online supposrt will tell you haow to change it in your computer, if your board is plug and play, it will detct your processor and set it up, if not you will have to find teh settings and set them for your board, older boards you have to set clock speed, bus speed and voltage, depending on the upgrade you are doing, you may have to flash the bios to a newer version. Your best bet is to get the manual for your motherboard online, so you have the info you need. it is not all that easy for an amatuer, do it wrong and fry the processor
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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.
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you will have to set it in BIOS
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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.
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hey you didnt metioned the motherboard type and name.So try searching its website on search engine.I have intel motherboard and i updated bios from its site hrrp://www.intel.com .
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you know how to change the time, from control pannel, regional settings, then you try the bios battery, change the bios battery. see it helps or not, and dosent matter as the batter is less than rs 15. so get it easily. less than a dollar.
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if u goto \nhttp://www.dewassoc.com/support/bios/bios_password.htm\nthis will remove the password
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Here is a site that has custom Bios and utilities for perfoming a Bios flash. There is a lot of useful information on the site. \n\nhttp://www.techpowerup.com/bios/