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Originally Posted by bsb120
I know a lot about the opperating systems and hardware but when you talk about BIOS you lose me can you tell me thaqt is and how to do it?
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I'm no expert, but BIOS is basically a startup configuration stored on your motherboard. The best thing is to check your PC/motherboard documentation for details.
To enter BIOS you will need to hold down a specific key while the PC boots up (before Windows starts.) For me it's the DELETE key, but it varies. If you can't find it in documentation, re-boot your PC and look at the first boot screen (where there should be details of things like physical RAM amount and installed disk drives.) Somewhere on that screen should be a message along the lines of "Press the DELETE key to enter BIOS". Unfortunately this screen can flash by pretty quickly.
Once in BIOS the simple things (like power management) should be self-explanatory. However, DON'T change anything unless you're sure what it does