Bios starts automatically at startup Solved

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Hello everyone,

I have a problem with my PC. Each time I start the machine, the BIOS launches automatically. I have to exit without saving the changes to continue the boot normally.
Is there an option in the BIOS that causes this because the worst part is that I have no error message.

If someone knows what it is, that would be really cool.

Thank you

Sophie

Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.5.6

tribun · Accepted Answer

Hello  start and F2  go into the BIOS and restore the default settings.   (you should find this) > > Load Setup Default   -- Who loves instruction! Find the knowledge that comes from reflection!

saufyyy · Answer

Hello,  Can no one help me?  Thank you  Sophie

exploitantePC · Answer

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

saufyyy · Answer

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

era@tik · Answer

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.

tribun · Answer

if the BIOS battery is dead, you'll see it on your Clock, inaccuracy of the time. -- Who loves instruction! Find the knowledge that comes from reflection!

exploitantePC · Answer

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.

saufyyy · Answer

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

Steph · Answer

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.

Bios starts automatically at startup

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