How to Change BIOS Settings on Computer

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, click the power icon

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, and then click Restart .

• If the computer is locked, click the lock screen, then click the power icon in the lower right corner of the screen and then click Restart .
• If the computer is off, press the “On” button on the machine.

• It’s best to start pressing the BIOS key as soon as the computer restarts.
• If you see “Press [key] to enter setup” or something like that blinking at the bottom of the screen and then disappearing, you need to reboot and try again.

• Usually we use the “F” key to access the BIOS. They are located at the top of the keyboard, however, you may need to find and hold down the Fn key while pressing the appropriate “F” key.
• You can check the manual or online support page for your computer model for the BIOS key.