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Press F1 Error on POST

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Fast boot is faster because it skips some checks. The question would be what the actual error was. Likely it's an error detected by a test that's now skipped.

 

So the issue probably isn't fixed, it's simply no longer tested for and as such no longer being reported

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Hi i have been having a press F1 error on POST date and time are correct but it still happened every day until i enabled fast boot (i hope as today is the first it has boot strait into Windows) i was just wandering why fast boot would fix this issue? hope some one can answer my question

 

thanks Rob

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12 minutes ago, rob3601 said:

a press F1 error on POST

What error?

 

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Fast boot is faster because it skips some checks. The question would be what the actual error was. Likely it's an error detected by a test that's now skipped.

 

So the issue probably isn't fixed, it's simply no longer tested for and as such no longer being reported

Remember to either quote or @mention others, so they are notified of your reply

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If you wish you'd know you'd answer our questions 🤨

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GPD Win 2

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3 hours ago, rob3601 said:

Hi i have been having a press F1 error on POST date and time are correct but it still happened every day until i enabled fast boot (i hope as today is the first it has boot strait into Windows) i was just wandering why fast boot would fix this issue? hope some one can answer my question

 

thanks Rob

May still be a near dead CMOS battery, replace it it's cheap af

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