4 Ways to Enter BIOS on Windows 10 Easily

4 Ways to Enter BIOS on Windows 10
 Entering the BIOS on Windows 10 

How to Enter BIOS on Windows 10 – Windows 10 has a lot of special features and suitable for every people with clean UI and easy to operate it.

Windows 10 is a series of personal computer operating systems produced by Microsoft as part of its Windows NT family of Operating Systems (OS). It is the successor to Windows 8.1 and was released to manufacturing on July 15, 2015, and broadly released for retail sale on July 29, 2015. Wikipedia

There are so many advantages offered by Windows 10, but also there are definitely some users who find it difficult to operate the Windows 10, one of which is a way to Enter the BIOS.

Sometimes, accessing the BIOS page is still needed for users who want to set the boot sequence on their computer or laptop, or also want to set some standard BIOS settings that are not in the settings in Windows 10.

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It’s easy to enter BIOS?

Well, the default way is by pressing the key when OEM Screen appears, But for some PC it doesn’t work. So you can try some method to access the BIOS on Windows 10.

How to Enter the BIOS on a Windows 10 PC/Laptop

There are some ways to access the BIOS on Windows 10, some brands have different methods So just try one by one.

1. Enter BIOS on Booting

Turn on your computer then press the dedicated button to enter the BIOS settings. Usually, these special keys are the F1, F2, F11, F12, Esc, or Delete keys on your keyboard. Press the button immediately when the OEM screen appears (before entering the Windows 10 boot process). Some Brands have different keys!

In this case, I’m using “Acer”, and to enter the BIOS, Just hit the “F2” when the first boot. Maybe you have different brand. So try others keys

2. Enter BIOS Using CMD

  • Close All Running programs
  • Open the CMD by searching with Search Bar, then right-click and “Run as Administraor
How to Enter BIOS on Windows 10
  • Hit Yes
  • The CMD will be opened
  • Type  shutdown /r /fw /t 0  and hit ENTER
How to Enter BIOS on Windows 10 via CMD

3. Enter BIOS Using Recovery

  • Go to Settings or you can type in the search bar
How to Enter BIOS on Windows 10 via recovery
  • At the Settings, click on Updates & Security
Enter BIOS on Windows 10
  • Click on Recovery at the sidebar
  • In Advanced Startup, hit Restart Now
Entering BIOS on Windows 10
  • The Windows 10 will reboot into Recovery Mode, Choose Troubleshoot
  • Then Hit on Advanced Options
  • Click at UEFI Firmware Settings to open UEFI/BIOS settings (If there isn’t a UEFI Firmware option, Your PC doesn’t support this method. Use the first way)
  • Hit Restart! Your PC will boot into BIOS

4. Enter BIOS Using Shortcut Recovery

  • Open the Restart Menu
  • Press the Shift key accompanied by clicking the Restart option on the left side.
  • Your PC will boot into Recovery Mode
  • Just follow like the 3rd way above!
You can’t use the “Mouse” in BIOS settings, So read the instruction at the right bar!

How to Exit BIOS

To exit BIOS, you can press “Esc” to exit without saving, or you can choose “Save and Exit Setup“. Look at the instruction.

Can’t Exit from BIOS?

There may be events that you can’t exit from the BIOS or have tried it but your PC still booting again into the BIOS!
To solve this problem, you can follow these ways.
1. First Way
  1. In the Security menu, look for “Secure Boot“. change from Enabled to Disable
  2. Then at the Boot menu, look for Launch CSM. change it to Enable .. then save and exit
2. Secondary Way
  1. Look at the Advanced > OS Selection. Change it to “Legacy OS
  2. Save and Exit
That’s a few ways to Enter and Exit BIOS on Windows 10
Indeed, sometimes some brands have different ways to enter the BIOS menu, so make sure you try one by one.
Have a problem or anything to ask me?
Just type in the comment section.
See ya next time!
Neko

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