Lenovo 3000 C200 Notebook "f1 save changes" Questions

...and then in the BIOS you can change or remove it. Hello,Power off and then power back on, when booting press f1 and will take you too bios setting you can change password there and then save and

Save menu it will automatically restart your computer. Right away insert your bootable Cd in restart mode. In the boot order the cd is second so it boots from the hard disk. You need to change that in

F1 to go into BIOS. You will find 'reset to default settings' in the BIOS, select that and exit saving changes. Don't worry, you are only changing the hardware settings, your files and Windows will be

...hold down the'Esc' key, then press F1 when you get the check system message. You are then in the BIOS Setup and you can make your changes and save and exit by pressing the 'End'

...F1 is pressed reset the system bios to default and check;and clean the pc and make sure you insert the RAM perfectly you may have a problem with your cmos battery to make sure that it is the battery ...

...F1 during startup when the ThinkPad logo is displayed.. Once in the bios change the boot order, save and exit, the computer will restart and boot from the hard drive, when you get into windows check ...

save it again this will skip the annoying F1 question This would not be the operating system. This would be your BIOS settings. Enter your BIOS settings and make sure the Hard Drive is listed properly

...F1 or F2 during startup, then finding the option for boot order in the BIOS. Be sure to save the changes when exiting the BIOS. According to the documentation its Hard Drive,CD/DVD,Network then USB ...

...F1 when you get the check system message. You are then in the BIOS Setup and you can make your changes and save and exit by pressing the ?End? key. BIOS Access Procedure 2 Boot the system up and hold ...

...Action Key setting (Enable/Disable) and change it from the current setting. 4) Save and exit the BIOS. Once your laptop finishes the boot-up, the F1-F12 keys should function the way you were used