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Remove press F1 to resume

zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member -  
 zorobabeloued -
Hello,
on Windows 10 I would like to remove "press F1 to resume" to start normally;
How can I do that?
Thank you for your reply

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    Dimitrouille Posted messages 347 Status Member 14
     
    Hello,
    Do you have an American Megatrends BIOS? The red pyramid? If so, I have the solution, otherwise tell me the brand of your BIOS and I will help you.
    First of all, if your BIOS says press F1 to resume, it means it has detected a problem, please tell me exactly the lines that are above "Press F1 to resume" please.

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    1. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      Thank you Dimitriouille
      Bios American Megatrend here are the lines:
      Auto detecting SATA 4...IDE Hard DISK
      Auto Detecting SATA 6... ATAPI CD-ROM
      SATA 1: ST 3500630AS 3.AAK
      Ultra DMA MODE-5 SMART Capable and status OK
      SATA 3: SAMSUNG HD501LJ CR100-10
      Ultra DMA MODE-5 SMART Capable and status OK
      SATA 4: SAMSUNG HD103UJ 1AA01113
      Ultra DMA MODE-5 SMART Capable but CD failed
      SATA 6: OPTTARC DVD RW AD 7173S 1-00
      Ultra DMA MODE-4
      Auto detecting USB MASS Storage Devices...
      DEVICE#001 Generic USB SD Reader
      DEVICE #001 " " CF
      DEVICE #001 " " SM
      DEVICE #001 " " MJ
      00 USB mass Storage device found and configured
      Sec Slave HARD DISK: SMART CD failed
      Press F1 to resume

      I wrote everything; thank you again for your help
      Zorobabeloued
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    2. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      Red Pyramid Megatrend, sorry for the lack of detail.
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    3. Dimitrouille
       
      Hello, so we can clearly see that in your list there is a line that reads: Sec slave HARD DISK: SMART CD failed. Translation: Slave hard disk failure. So you have a hard disk that is malfunctioning. How many hard drives do you have? 2, I imagine?
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    4. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      Hello Dimitrouille,
      I have 4 HDDs
      1. 170GB master
      2. 1TB
      3. 290GB
      4. 500GB
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    5. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      Dimitrouille,
      Little correction
      2 x 500GB HDD and one 1TB.
      I just noticed that in maconfig only 2 are recognized: one 500GB and one 1TB. The problem might come from there?
      What do you think?
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  2. Dimitrouille Posted messages 347 Status Member 14
     
    Yes indeed... So when you press F1, does your computer boot normally?
    Best regards

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    1. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      he's starting off well
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    2. zorobabeloued Posted messages 12 Status Member
       
      I think it's a BIOS problem!
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    3. Dimitrouille Posted messages 347 Status Member 14
       
      Yes, I had the same problem with my Megatrend BIOS... It was when I had my Asus K8V X SE motherboard, now I have an MSI K8N Neo 4h motherboard. I bought a new one because my PCI ports were malfunctioning... On my old motherboard, I also had the "Press F1 to resume" message. I checked on ma-config.com and all the drivers were outdated... I couldn't install them, so I bought a new motherboard.
      Best regards.
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    4. zorobabeloued
       
      zorobabeloued

      yes, normal boot..
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