Bios starts automatically at startup

Hello everyone,

Thank you all for your responses!

@era@tik: I looked in my device manager and I don't have any question marks

@Tribun: my clock is indeed on time

@PC Operator: So I cleaned the F2 key, the F8 key, and the Delete key and, oh miracle, it works.
I have already restarted my computer twice and I haven't had any problems. I had thought of it, but I hadn't cleaned the right keys. (I thought it was F10)

Thank you very much!

Sophie

Hello,
check if the 'Delete' key is not stuck,
maybe there is something (like dust underneath) that is causing it to be pressed at startup.

I had the same problem, but the keys on my keyboard are not stuck. You need to press F4 at startup and restore the database.

Wouldn't you have a peripheral that is no longer working and therefore not recognized at startup, a card reader or something else, a memory stick? If in the BIOS you have an option like "halt on keyboard" set to "on" or similar, disable it.

if the BIOS battery is dead, you'll see it on your Clock, inaccuracy of the time.
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Hello,

Can no one help me?

Thank you

Sophie

Hello
for your problem, is the CMOS battery in your PC not expired (does it contain energy)?

Hello,

Thank you for your help,

@PC Operator: how can I tell if my CMOS battery is expired?
@Tribun: I tried, but when I leave by saving the changes, the computer restarts and the BIOS reloads automatically. Anyway, it's a never-ending loop.

Thank you,

Sophie