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BIOS Setup Utility Information and Menu Options details
This information applies to HP and Compaq desktop computers. This document contains information on what the BIOS program is and how to use the BIOS Setup utility. Your computer includes a BIOS Setup utility for changing important computer settings. This document does not define specific default BIOS settings because too many differences exist between computer models. This document includes typical examples. Your system might be different. Show all | Hide all
Updating the BIOS If you are looking for information on updating the BIOS, see Updating the BIOS .
What is the BIOS Setup utility? Use the BIOS Setup utility to change important BIOS settings for the computer. Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) is a program that controls communication between all input and output devices on the computer (such as disk drives, display, keyboard, mouse, and printer). The BIOS settings are stored in a chip on the motherboard CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) memory. A battery on the motherboard keeps the settings from being lost when the system is turned off. The BIOS stores configuration information such as: The addresses of devices (hard disk drives, for example), that are attached to the computer. The startup sequence of the computer. The amount of system and extended memory. CAUTION: The information stored by the BIOS Setup utility is essential for correct computer operation. Do not change settings without understanding what will happen. Use caution when making changes in the BIOS Setup utility. A mistake could prevent the computer from operating correctly or Windows from opening.
Entering the BIOS Setup utility To open the BIOS Setup screen: 1. Turn off the computer and wait five seconds. 2. Turn on the computer. 3. When the first screen displays, immediately press the key if your computer was built in 2006 or later (came with Vista or Windows 7). Press the key if your computer was built before 2006 (XP or earlier). Press the key once every second until a BIOS Setup utility screen opens. NOTE: On some Compaq Presario computers (before 2002), press the the logo screen.
key at
4. Use the keyboard to move through the menus.
Navigating through the BIOS Setup utility Help is displayed on the right side or bottom of the screen. To move through the BIOS, use the keyboard keys as listed in the following table: Key on keyboard
Description of function
Left or right arrow key
Selects a different menu screen (moves the cursor left or right).
Up or down arrow key
Selects an item (moves the cursor up or down). Executes a command or selects a submenu.
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Loads the default configuration values for the current menu. If you think a BIOS setting might be wrong, you can reload the defaults. For more information, see Reloading the default settings . Saves the current values and exits the BIOS Setup program. (Escape) NOTE:
Exits the menu or exits the BIOS Setup program without saving. Your mouse will not function in the BIOS setup screens.
Reloading the BIOS default settings To reload the factory BIOS settings to the setup default: 1. Press the
function key.
2. Select Yes or OK . 3. Press the 4. Press the
key. function key.
5. Select Yes or OK to save the defaults. You can also complete the following steps to reload the factory BIOS settings using the menu: 1. In the BIOS Setup utility, select the Exit tab. 2. Select Load Setup Defaults . 3. The system prompts you to load the optimized setup defaults. Select Yes or OK and press the key. 4. Select Exit Saving Changes . 5. Press
and then press
to exit Setup.
BIOS Setup menu tabs The BIOS Setup utility screen has five different tabs along the top. The tab headings are listed as follows: Main Allocates resources for hardware components
Advanced
Power
Boot
Exit
Configures advanced features available through the chipset
Configures power management features
Selects boot options and power supply controls
Saves or discards changes to Setup program options
See the Advanced menu screen.
See the Power menu screen.
See the Boot menu screen.
See the Exit menu screen.
BIOS Setup initially displays the Main menu screen. See the Main menu screen.
BIOS Setup menu screens Each screen shows different options for modifying the system configuration.
Main menu The Main tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different): Figure 1: Example of Phoenix - Award main screen
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Figure 2: Example of American Megatrends main screen
System Time System Date Language Floppy Diskette (optional) Channel Devices (types of hard disk drives and CD or DVD optical disc drives). Select the Channel Device to view the Channel Device submenu and the hard disk drive settings, such as cylinders, sectors, and capacity, and CD or DVD optical disc drive settings. Installed Memory (RAM). Includes Memory Banks. BIOS Revision Core Version Channel Device submenu Two common Channel Device submenu screens and their options are listed below. Example 1: Device: (Hard disk drive or optical disc drive) Vendor Size LBA Mode Block Mode
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PIO Mode Heads Async DMA Ultra DMA SMART (Available on many computers released after May 2005. See Testing the Hard Drive Using SMART for more information). Type Block (Multi-Sector Transfer) Mode PIO Mode DMA Mode 32Bit Data Transfer Mode Example 2: IDE HDD Auto-Detection IDE Channel 0 Master [Auto] Access Mode [Auto] Capacity Cylinder Head Precomp Landing Zone Sector SMART (Available on many computers that were released after May 2005. See Testing the Hard Drive Using SMART for more information). Transfer Mode
Advanced menu The Advanced tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): CAUTION: Setting items on this menu to incorrect values might cause your system to malfunction.
Figure 3: Example of an Advanced screen
U type U speed Cache RAM (Memory used by the processor) Plug and Play O/S
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Reset Configuration Data (Initialize the NVRAM) Primary Video Adapter (The graphics adapter type used at startup - set to the slot-type if installing a video card). Onboard Video Memory Size (The amount of memory taken from system memory to be used by the onboard video hardware) PS/2 Mouse Large Disk Access Mode Local Bus IDE Adapter Onboard SATA Adapter Onboard PATA/SATA Adapters Onboard PATA/SATA Configuration USB Legacy Mode Onboard TV-out Format Onboard LAN NOTE: Onboard devices such as LAN, audio, or video might also appear under PCI or I/O Device configuration.
Onboard LAN Boot ROM Onboard 1394 Onboard Audio (Disable when installing an Audio card) Supervisor
Power menu The Power tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 4: Example of a Power screen
Two common Power menu screens and options are listed below. Example 1: After AC Power Failure WOL (Wake-On-Lan) in S4 power state Hyper-Threading (Advanced or Hidden) No Execution (NX/XD) Example 2: Power Savings Auto Suspend Timeout Hard Disk Timeout
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IDE Primary Master (power saving setting) IDE Primary Slave (power saving setting) IDE Secondary Master (power saving setting) IDE Secondary Slave (power saving setting) IRQ assigned to modem Power button behavior Restore on AC/Power Loss
Boot menu The Boot tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 5: Example of a Boot screen
Boot-time Diagnostic screen Boot Device Priority (The order for the boot process. For example, removable devices, DVD optical drive, and hard disk drive).
Exit menu The Exit tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 6: Example of an Exit screen
Exit Saving Changes
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Exit Discarding Changes Load Setup Defaults Discard Changes Save Changes
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HP Customer Care > Compaq Presario 6019WM Desktop PC > How to
BIOS Setup Utility Information and Menu Options details
This information applies to HP and Compaq desktop computers. This document contains information on what the BIOS program is and how to use the BIOS Setup utility. Your computer includes a BIOS Setup utility for changing important computer settings. This document does not define specific default BIOS settings because too many differences exist between computer models. This document includes typical examples. Your system might be different. Show all | Hide all
Updating the BIOS If you are looking for information on updating the BIOS, see Updating the BIOS .
What is the BIOS Setup utility? Use the BIOS Setup utility to change important BIOS settings for the computer. Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) is a program that controls communication between all input and output devices on the computer (such as disk drives, display, keyboard, mouse, and printer). The BIOS settings are stored in a chip on the motherboard CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) memory. A battery on the motherboard keeps the settings from being lost when the system is turned off. The BIOS stores configuration information such as: The addresses of devices (hard disk drives, for example), that are attached to the computer. The startup sequence of the computer. The amount of system and extended memory. CAUTION: The information stored by the BIOS Setup utility is essential for correct computer operation. Do not change settings without understanding what will happen. Use caution when making changes in the BIOS Setup utility. A mistake could prevent the computer from operating correctly or Windows from opening.
Entering the BIOS Setup utility To open the BIOS Setup screen: 1. Turn off the computer and wait five seconds. 2. Turn on the computer. 3. When the first screen displays, immediately press the key if your computer was built in 2006 or later (came with Vista or Windows 7). Press the key if your computer was built before 2006 (XP or earlier). Press the key once every second until a BIOS Setup utility screen opens. NOTE: On some Compaq Presario computers (before 2002), press the the logo screen.
key at
4. Use the keyboard to move through the menus.
Navigating through the BIOS Setup utility Help is displayed on the right side or bottom of the screen. To move through the BIOS, use the keyboard keys as listed in the following table: Key on keyboard
Description of function
Left or right arrow key
Selects a different menu screen (moves the cursor left or right).
Up or down arrow key
Selects an item (moves the cursor up or down). Executes a command or selects a submenu.
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Loads the default configuration values for the current menu. If you think a BIOS setting might be wrong, you can reload the defaults. For more information, see Reloading the default settings . Saves the current values and exits the BIOS Setup program. (Escape) NOTE:
Exits the menu or exits the BIOS Setup program without saving. Your mouse will not function in the BIOS setup screens.
Reloading the BIOS default settings To reload the factory BIOS settings to the setup default: 1. Press the
function key.
2. Select Yes or OK . 3. Press the 4. Press the
key. function key.
5. Select Yes or OK to save the defaults. You can also complete the following steps to reload the factory BIOS settings using the menu: 1. In the BIOS Setup utility, select the Exit tab. 2. Select Load Setup Defaults . 3. The system prompts you to load the optimized setup defaults. Select Yes or OK and press the key. 4. Select Exit Saving Changes . 5. Press
and then press
to exit Setup.
BIOS Setup menu tabs The BIOS Setup utility screen has five different tabs along the top. The tab headings are listed as follows: Main Allocates resources for hardware components
Advanced
Power
Boot
Exit
Configures advanced features available through the chipset
Configures power management features
Selects boot options and power supply controls
Saves or discards changes to Setup program options
See the Advanced menu screen.
See the Power menu screen.
See the Boot menu screen.
See the Exit menu screen.
BIOS Setup initially displays the Main menu screen. See the Main menu screen.
BIOS Setup menu screens Each screen shows different options for modifying the system configuration.
Main menu The Main tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different): Figure 1: Example of Phoenix - Award main screen
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Figure 2: Example of American Megatrends main screen
System Time System Date Language Floppy Diskette (optional) Channel Devices (types of hard disk drives and CD or DVD optical disc drives). Select the Channel Device to view the Channel Device submenu and the hard disk drive settings, such as cylinders, sectors, and capacity, and CD or DVD optical disc drive settings. Installed Memory (RAM). Includes Memory Banks. BIOS Revision Core Version Channel Device submenu Two common Channel Device submenu screens and their options are listed below. Example 1: Device: (Hard disk drive or optical disc drive) Vendor Size LBA Mode Block Mode
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PIO Mode Heads Async DMA Ultra DMA SMART (Available on many computers released after May 2005. See Testing the Hard Drive Using SMART for more information). Type Block (Multi-Sector Transfer) Mode PIO Mode DMA Mode 32Bit Data Transfer Mode Example 2: IDE HDD Auto-Detection IDE Channel 0 Master [Auto] Access Mode [Auto] Capacity Cylinder Head Precomp Landing Zone Sector SMART (Available on many computers that were released after May 2005. See Testing the Hard Drive Using SMART for more information). Transfer Mode
Advanced menu The Advanced tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): CAUTION: Setting items on this menu to incorrect values might cause your system to malfunction.
Figure 3: Example of an Advanced screen
U type U speed Cache RAM (Memory used by the processor) Plug and Play O/S
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Reset Configuration Data (Initialize the NVRAM) Primary Video Adapter (The graphics adapter type used at startup - set to the slot-type if installing a video card). Onboard Video Memory Size (The amount of memory taken from system memory to be used by the onboard video hardware) PS/2 Mouse Large Disk Access Mode Local Bus IDE Adapter Onboard SATA Adapter Onboard PATA/SATA Adapters Onboard PATA/SATA Configuration USB Legacy Mode Onboard TV-out Format Onboard LAN NOTE: Onboard devices such as LAN, audio, or video might also appear under PCI or I/O Device configuration.
Onboard LAN Boot ROM Onboard 1394 Onboard Audio (Disable when installing an Audio card) Supervisor
Power menu The Power tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 4: Example of a Power screen
Two common Power menu screens and options are listed below. Example 1: After AC Power Failure WOL (Wake-On-Lan) in S4 power state Hyper-Threading (Advanced or Hidden) No Execution (NX/XD) Example 2: Power Savings Auto Suspend Timeout Hard Disk Timeout
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IDE Primary Master (power saving setting) IDE Primary Slave (power saving setting) IDE Secondary Master (power saving setting) IDE Secondary Slave (power saving setting) IRQ assigned to modem Power button behavior Restore on AC/Power Loss
Boot menu The Boot tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 5: Example of a Boot screen
Boot-time Diagnostic screen Boot Device Priority (The order for the boot process. For example, removable devices, DVD optical drive, and hard disk drive).
Exit menu The Exit tab of the BIOS Setup shows the following typical items on the screen. (Your system might be different and not include all items): Figure 6: Example of an Exit screen
Exit Saving Changes
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Exit Discarding Changes Load Setup Defaults Discard Changes Save Changes
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