what do i need to do in the bios to stop the warning when i boot up, not oem battery.
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No matter what I did, I still got the warning at boot up. I finally sent it back for a refund and ordered one from Dell (my laptop mfr). I wished I had taken the time to read the reviews before I ordered the first time.
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You can't do anything about the message. The battery works fine, it's just a small annoyance when you boot up.
1038556
Hi, I have never have this problem, so unfortunately I'm not able to help you. Search on the web, I hope you fix it.
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I have the ASUS, love it, and am trying to get into the bios. I have started it up 20 times pressing F2, and only saw the bios flash by once so I know it works, but I can't get into it despite repeated F2 during the boot up. Any suggestions please?
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The best was is to download the newest BIOS from ASUS and put it on a USB drive. You can then use the BIOS update utility built into the BIOS to update it.
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My guess is that you need to change the device boot order/priority in you motherboard bios. http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixtheproblem/ss/bootorderchange.htm
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Did you put 2gb of memory in it?I ordered 2gb of crucial memory aimed for the 1005PE and have had this problem ever since.I thought that updating the BIOS fixed the problem - because after the BIOS update the problem seemed to end.But I later concluded that the restart and shut down problems only happen on battery power. When plugged in no problem.Try shutting down your 1005PE on battery power. Then try it pluggen in. Let me know if you have the same problem as I have.
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Yes, I have done so on both of mine. Suggest a USB. If you add one internally the BIOS will "yell at you for having opened the chassis". Not a big deal to turn off but.... In any event, I have an internal on one and a USB on the other. Little or no difference in performance.
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I'm 99% sure that it needs a bios update to run it. Its super easy to do though, just follow the instructions in the manual.
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This post card most likely will not help you, try looking in Event viewer before you buy dedicated hardware to diagnose a Bios problem.
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According to the manufacturer website http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4518 might need a BIOS upgrade
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Make sure your running the latest version of your bios, go to your bios and look what version, and tell me what the make and model of your motherboard, and bios version and I'll Se if I can help
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What do they mean by updating BIOS. Is this the kind of setup you spend long frustrating hours on? Should I opt for a different brand/model (suggestions?)?
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I just checked my e-manual and it appears to be possible, go to BIOS, go to boot devices, and set it for that. if you send me your email I'll send you a pdf of the manual.
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the best solution to this is to get Msi afterburner and set the board power limit to +50 and save the profile. Check the box at the bottom that says "apply over clock at start up" and reboot. I have an 850w supply and it's all good. Remember the card is oc out of the box and type computer might my limiting the card.
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Fast charging is enabled in the BIOS. Disable it to get the laptop to charge to 100%.
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Search for it on youtube.. you have to make sure the bios is setup to boot off of the SdCard or USb boot. There are some options in the bios to do this.
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mis read your question and just whined about how much I hate mine...Hold the power button down for about a minute until it starts a hard reboot. If this doesn't work just leave it til the battery runs out. Then do the hard reboot. Make sure your running a memory cleaning program as this thing binds up if to many programs running it can only handle a few.
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You may not have to even worry about the bios. I upgraded from an AMD A6 to this cpu and didn't have to change bios at all. Once I had the cpu installed and the cpu fan connected. ( make sure of this) The CPU set itself up. All I did was turn on the laptop, let it go threw start up, which took a few more seconds than normal. Once windows came up that was it. It is still a good idea to go in and check system processor to make sure it says AMD A10-4600m