How to go integrate pheripherals in bios mode in ABV_VMboard

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The bios is a program in the computer chip and can be changed within set parameters as listed on the bios pages
if you want the latest bios applications you may have to get a new chip and as chips and motherboards are constantly changing you may need a new mother board for the latest chip

If you want to install Windows XP or configure a RAID array, you may need to change the SATA type in BIOS. here I will introduce some method of SATA settings in BIOS. SATA HDD(hard disk) has been more porpular because of the hight transferring speed and simple installation. If you want to Install a Windows XP in SATA hard disk. we offen need a floppy disk to save the additional driver of SATA/RAID. but the floppy isn't too easy to find. So we can do another method, modify the SATA type to compatible IDE or ATA mode, etc.
Notes: If your computer has installed some operating systems. Changing SATA types may corrupt your systems or need to be repaired again. But when can I change the SATA type?
1. You are prepairing install a new operating systems, for commonly Windows XP. If Windows 7/Vista will be installed. you need nothing changed in BIOS unless the setting has been modified.
2. Or you want to install a RAID.
I will introduce how to install Windows XP at SATA HDD(hard disk) in the coming chapters, here we need to know how to change the SATA type in BIOS. At first we need to access BIOS, Here is my desktop BIOS, we can find the BIOS is from AWARD software.
In my BIOS, the harddisk settings are in the line of integrated peripherals, different BIOS or different OEM menufactures may have different promise. you can try the Advanced BIOS features setting or Integrated peripherals, or system configuration, etc.
Locale to Integrated Peripherals and press enter, you may find the SATA configuration.
the above screenshot is the SATA configuration position. There are two items about SATA controller, Onchip SATA controller and Onchip SATA Type, Notes: There may be one or more configurations about SATA, we only need to change the SATA Type. you should not close the SATA controller if you don't know what's will be happened.
Navagete to the Onchip SATA Type and press ENTER, we can find these selections: Native IDE, AHCI, RAID. If you want to install Windows XP, you may need to change to Native IDE(some called ATA) mode, when you finished installation, you can refresh your SATA drivers in Windows XP and change the SATA type to AHCI mode in BIOS again.
If you want to configure a raid array. set to RAID similarity. When finished settings, you should press enter to accept it, and save to CMOS before restart your computer. In my BIOS, I need to exit to the BIOS main menu at first and save it.
when the new status has been saved, you can press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart your computer, some OEM PCs may need to click the EXIT or Save to CMOS and Exit, the computer will be restart automatically.
Another example screenshot is my DELL notebook BIOS. DELL BIOS is not the same as the desktop BIOS, we can find the SATA operation behind the System Configuration. there are only three selections (Disabled, ATA, AHCI). If you want to install Windows XP, here need to be changed as ATA mode.
Notes: If you want to install operating systems, you may need to change the boot orderto boot from your CD/DVD drive.

That usually applies to desktops with an add-on car, because laptops have integrated video chips.


http://www.cnet.com/laptops/dell-inspiron-5160/4507-3121_7-31213296.html



F2 should be your BIOS access key.

Bluetooth technology require devices to be compartible to capture an impression. For example, the computer or mobile phones may be manufacturered blutooth enabled however requires that the pheripheral devices headsets manufacturere compartible. Ascertain that the computer devices has the bluetooth technology also set enabling to capture any available device pheripherals. Refer with devices user guides about establsihing networking.

its bios not bois!

open the laptop. remove the cover.its a little tricky. still you can do it with proper tools. now reconnect the processor fan, and the pheripherals you can. look for bios jumper JP13. reset the bios or cmos. plug in the charger and then switch it ON

What model does this MB belong to? If it is a newerMB the only jumper settings you should see would be the clear BIOS jumper. Alot of the newer motherboard settings are done thru the BIOS.

http://www.compaq.com/cpq-country/cpq_support.html

try looking here

good luck

Hi

1 > Please check for the product specification whether does notbook has integrated bluetooth Device

2 > Load the Bios Default setting by entering into the BIOS

Steps are

> As soon as on the notebook keep tap on the F10 button
> Press F9 to load the BIOS Defaults
> Press F10 to save and Exit from the BIOS

3> Check for the Wifi Button on/off status

4> In Device manager check for the Bluetooth Device

5> Check in the safe mode for the Bluetooth Hardware in the Device manager.
select Mycomputer-Right click select Manage - Device manager - Bluetooth

To access the safe mode steps are

Restart the system Keep tap on F8 key

In Advanced startup option Select the Safe mode with Net working

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hello, sometimes if you disable on board VGA on your baord, the vga card will still not work well but i will tell you how to disable ooboard vga on your sytem anyway( got to the bios settings on your computer, select pheripheral setup and disable onboard vga.)