Reset the BIOS Settings

If you suspect your BIOS settings are outdated or incorrect, there's a straightforward way to address this issue. Rather than manually adjusting each setting, you can reset the BIOS to its default configuration.


Here's how: During your computer's boot-up process, access the BIOS settings. Look for options like "Load Setup Defaults" or "Load Default Settings". Choose one of these options, press Enter, and then confirm the action by selecting "Yes".


This process resets the BIOS to its original factory settings, potentially resolving any issues arising from incorrect or outdated configurations. It's a simple yet effective way to ensure your system's BIOS is running with the right parameters.

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  1. top 1 Let Your Computer Cool Down
  2. top 2 Unplug Any External Storage Device
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  4. top 4 Run the CHKDSK Command
  5. top 5 Rearrange the Boot Sequence
  6. top 6 Reset the BIOS Settings
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