Boot Setup Menu: You can set the priority of starting the device, including starting from a remote network. If the installed driver is not displayed in the menu, check the hardware installation. In addition, basic system related behaviors can be set, such as PS/2 mouse support and whether to use "Quick Boot".
Security Setup Menu: Provides password settings for both Supervisor and User. If two passwords are used simultaneously, the administrator password must be set first. The system can be configured to require the user to enter a password every time it starts or enters ezPORT settings. When you forget your password, you need to clear the NVRAM and reconfigure it. Please refer to the "Installation and Setup" chapter for specific instructions.
Chipset Setup Menu: Used to select various options for the chipset in the system, such as CPU configuration and north-south bridge configuration. Due to the fact that chipset settings are processor related, extra caution should be taken when changing settings, following troubleshooting methods similar to those in the above menu.
Exit Menu: You can choose to save or discard changes and exit BIOS settings. If the previous BIOS settings cause system failure, you can select 'Load Failed Safe Defaults' from this menu and continue restarting.
First Boot Menu: Pressing the F11 key will enter this menu during startup, allowing users to choose to boot from a specific device at once, such as selecting ATAPI CD-ROM Drive when installing the operating system from a CD. This selection is only valid for the current boot. If you are unable to access this menu, you can disable QuickBoot Mode in the Main BIOS settings screen, save the changes, and try again.
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