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1. #BIOS SAVE BIOS SETTINGS HOW TO#
2. #BIOS SAVE BIOS SETTINGS PC#

#BIOS SAVE BIOS SETTINGS HOW TO#

How to Fix BIOS Cant Save Settings (4 alternatif solution)00:13 1. Select this option to restore the user defaults. It does lead me to a question however, my 'bios write protection' jumper doesn't have a jumper cap on it - I never removed it and noticed that it was missing before I flashed the BIOS. BIOS cant save settings, cause by onboard peripherals not. When the system configuration is complete, select this option to save changes as the user defaults without exit BIOS setup menu. Surprise, surprise, I changed to Legacy but I could not save the configuration. Do not use the optimal defaults if the user’s computer is experiencing system configuration problems. OS Linux Mint (UEFI boot) Yesterday I wanted to change to Legacy boot mode to boot at an OS stored on USB stick that wouldnt boot in UEFI mode. The optimal defaults are designed for maximum system performance, but may not work best for all computer applications. Select this option to configure automatically all BIOS setup items to the optimal default settings.

Select this option to discard any current changes and load previous system configuration.

Select this option to save the system configuration changes without exiting the BIOS setup menu. Select this option to quit BIOS setup without making any permanent changes to the system configuration and reboot the computer. To recover your BIOS in the event of a virus attack or a bad BIOS upgrade, follow the instructions.

#BIOS SAVE BIOS SETTINGS PC#

On confirming, you save changes to the BIOS settings, save the settings to CMOS, and restart the system. RAID set(s) get configured in the BIOS,by default RAID is disabled.Once you allow raid in BIOS,set BIOS to boot to RAID configuration.ABIT pc mfg would say,edit Integrated Peripherals,then On Chip Drives menu,by default changes in BIOS are needed,best bet,Read Owners Manual. Backing Up Award and Phoenix BIOS awdflash a:backup.bin /sy /pn Recovering Destroyed BIOS. Selecting this option displays a confirmation message box. You’ll see if there’s a setting that you may. If something isn’t working properly, then take the time to compare the 15 pictures of the screen with the 15 different screens. Select this option to quit setup without making any permanent changes to the system configuration. So here’s my recommendation: Grab a digital camera take a picture of each of those 15 screens save them, then ignore them. When changing Bios settings and trying to save, I get 'Are you sure that you want to apply your changes and a 'Save as Custom User Settings' checkbox. When the system configuration is complete, select this option to save changes, exiting the BIOS setup and, if necessary, reboot the computer to take into account all system configuration parameters.