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Del: Enter Setup F12: Boot Menu I cannot get anything to work and unfortuantely I do not have a boot disk. Could someone please help? Stephanie Select the del and in bios, select optium defaults. next

DEL or F2 or F10 F12 key to enter bios setup. then go to boot option then set your dvd or cd as first boot device. firstly open ur bios press f1 /del/f11 at pc startup going to boot option then select

...setup should be the DEL key (delete key). but you can also hit F12 to bring up a "boot menu" if your computer supports it. this will allow you to boot from another device without having to go into ...

...del. Now, You can enter in CMOS setup. try to press either Del / F1 / 2F- button during booting up, if that does not work, press pause-button right after switching on, the very first message(after ...

...to enter BIOS try these keys when you first turn on the computer. Del, F2, F10, F8 or sometimes F12. you can refer to the owners manual as there should be a key to enter at bootup to go into the

...enter Setup". This key is usually "DEL", "F12", or something like that. This would bring you to the BIOS Setup Menu. Explore the options there, there's an option for boot device order. Make sure ...

...del, Ctrl+ Alt+ enter but System does not access BIOS setup. Pressing F12 just after the start up , gives meassge" entering into BIOS Setup..." but nothing happens for hours. I also tried ...

...the prompt can be turned off. Enter CMOS setup by holding down key as PC boots. Common keys are DEL, F1, F2, and F12. Try each of these keys until you enter setup, then find setting to show

del enter setup f12 boot u may have to remove then rem,and hard drive then put back then reboot,f2,or f12 will give you option to boot from a disc

del enter setup or f12 boot menu I recently just purchased a new graphics card (ASUS GeForce 760) and a 650W Corsair PS, and when I turn on my computer, I get the screen with "Del: Enter BIOS setup ...