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How To Enter BIOS?

piggykid1

So since my neighbor has given me his extra computer YAY! I want to enable VT-X which he never let me do. So I have contacted HP I have searched around a lot, but nothing has worked.

 

The Desktop is a:

 

HP ENVY 700-027c

 

Thanks!

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delete, insert, f1 through f12, alt

 

try them all out, thats what i do :D

 

 

@piggykid1

I think it's F10, but let me search

Thanks I'll just try a lot I have tried most of them but I'll try again :)

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delete, insert, f1 through f12, alt

 

try them all out, thats what i do :D

F2 could be one too

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It can be quite a few, but in my exp it's F5 F12 or delete.

Is it a monkey? Is it an ape? I don't care, I LOVE'EM!

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F2 could be one too

with "through" i meant: " try out all the f keys" 

build log: diagonalmod (RIP?)


i know i use many of these: ( ) and these: ... (i really do... (sry...) ) edit: and edits

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Yup, some cheap mobos like mine have the same key to function.

i have an asus impact that uses F2, i wouldnt call it cheap tho :P

 

but yea, manufacturers tend to just use different F-keys, just make your mind up already -.-

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On this particular HP, it is F10 according to documentation. 

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Is it a laptop? If not the motherboard might have a direct key, or at least leads to one. you can short the leads while the computer is off and have it boot directly into the bios.

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