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Ritter197
Does anone know how to get to the BIOS on above machine?
DEL, F1 and F2 do not work for that.
DEL, F1 and F2 do not work for that.
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SC Tom
Ritter197 said:Does anone know how to get to the BIOS on above machine?
DEL, F1 and F2 do not work for that.
Try F10. That's what brings it up on my nx6110.
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Bruce Chambers
Ritter197 said:Does anone know how to get to the BIOS on above machine?
DEL, F1 and F2 do not work for that.
Most recent HP machines use <F10>. It'll tell you as it boots.
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Ritter197
I know, it should and it used to in the past. But not anymore.
I have looked at the MSConfig and the Startup and see nothing that should
prevent it from accessing F10.
I have looked at the MSConfig and the Startup and see nothing that should
prevent it from accessing F10.
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Ritter197
Bruce, for some reason it does not anymore. It used to work, F10, but now it
just continues to Welcome.
I've tried it 5 or more times. Holding the F10 key, tapping it continuously.
Nothing works.
just continues to Welcome.
I've tried it 5 or more times. Holding the F10 key, tapping it continuously.
Nothing works.
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Ismo Salonen
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What has changed since it last time worked ?
F10 is a bios level operation, it has nothing to do with windows.
Either some hardware has changed or bios settings has changed.
ismo
What has changed since it last time worked ?
F10 is a bios level operation, it has nothing to do with windows.
Either some hardware has changed or bios settings has changed.
ismo
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SC Tom
Are you using a USB keyboard? If so, try a non-USB one and see if that
works. If it does, and you can now get into BIOS, look for the section that
enables Legacy USB Devices and make sure it is enabled.
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SC Tom
"Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed
any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."
Lt. Col. J.D. "Jeff" Cooper, USMC, Ret.
works. If it does, and you can now get into BIOS, look for the section that
enables Legacy USB Devices and make sure it is enabled.
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SC Tom
"Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed
any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician."
Lt. Col. J.D. "Jeff" Cooper, USMC, Ret.
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philo
Ismo said:--snip--
What has changed since it last time worked ?
F10 is a bios level operation, it has nothing to do with windows.
Either some hardware has changed or bios settings has changed.
ismo
I'd try a different keyboard
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Ritter197
It was the KB. I would have never believed it.
It worked perfectly on all other keys, ONLY F10 was not working.
It worked perfectly on all other keys, ONLY F10 was not working.
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philo
Ritter197 said:It was the KB. I would have never believed it.
It worked perfectly on all other keys, ONLY F10 was not working.
Wow!!!
glad it's been sorted out!