Autor: A. Bigor (zbyfek_at_pertus.com.pl)
Data: Wed 20 Jan 1999 - 23:46:23 MET
>Zadna z kombinacji ktore wczesniej proponowaliscie niestety nie dziala.
To
>do licha, czy tam sie w ogole da wlezc?
Jako odpowiedź cytat:
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A2.3. One way of running Setup is to press a special function key
or key combination during POST before the operating system is loaded.
During POST, the BIOS usually displays a prompt like this: "Press F2
to enter Setup." If your computer does not display a prompt like this,
consult your owner's manual or call the manufacturer for directions.
While your computer manufacturer may have selected a different sequence,
the following sequences are commonly used:
Ctrl+Alt+S or Ctrl+Alt+Esc or Ctrl+Alt+Ins.
If you press the keys too early, the BIOS may display an error message.
Not every BIOS has a built-in Setup program. Some computers,
such as 286 and early 386 models, require running the setup program
from a floppy disk (supplied with the system when purchased).
If you have such a system, you should be able to obtain a replacement
diskette from your computer manufacturer, a local computer repair shop,
or from MicroFirmware at 800-767-5465 or http://www.firmware.com.
Phoenix does not sell or distribute Setup disks.
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Myślę, że trochę Ci to pomoże.
Pozdrówka,
A. Bigor (zbyfek_at_pertus.com.pl)
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