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About LinkBacksi have a friend that disabled his keyboard in the bios, and now can not use f10 to get back into the bios.
how would i access the bios with a keyboard being disabled?
thanks for the help.
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i have a friend that disabled his keyboard in the bios, and now can not use f10 to get back into the bios.
how would i access the bios with a keyboard being disabled?
thanks for the help.
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Strange, I thought those kind of settings would only take place only after the BIOS finished its job. Are you certain it's F10? Usual candidates are also F8 and F12.
Anyways, one solution is to reset the bios. The motherboard manual will instruct on which jumper to set in order to do this.
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
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he says that he tried rebooting and pressing f10 over and over, but the system isn't recognizing the key press.
"Hence to fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excellence;
supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting."
Art of War Sun Tzu
Read the motherboard manual (or google for it), and find out what the reset BIOS jumper setting is.
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I thought there is a possibility to disable USB keybord on the system that can work with other type of keboards (like ps/2)
If this is the case - mabe he should find a temporary ps/2 keyboard or adapter?
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