sterkey25 Junior Member
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I have an ASUS A8N SLI-Premium board and I cant load the BIOS screen. It tells me to press delete at the post screen but that flashes by in less than a second. I need to get to it because i installed ASUS Ai booster and thats causing my computer to lock up and I need to turn on AMD cool and quiet. Is there any way to load it from windows or a speicial way to get it up? Any suggestions would be great. BTW im posting here cause ASUS forums suck [content edited].
dannyj Senior Member
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Have you tried a reboot while punching the delete key from the start? you can delete aibooster from windows in the add -remove programs section in control pannel. cool and quiet causes some problems with some setups.
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sterkey25 Junior Member
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ya i tried tapping it holding it nothin, i removed some ram and it but the post screen just goes by so fast i cant do nothin. idk if CMOS will help or not or what that really does
If you have a USB keybaord and don't have legacy usb keyboard enabled in the bios you may have to plug a ps2 keyboard in to be able to use the keybaord in the bios/dos.
However most new boards recognise usb keybaord from the get up and go.
I sometimes have difficulty hitting the "del" key at the right time, what I usually do is turn the computer on and when the leds flash on the keyboard I start tapping the "del" key about once every half second...that usualy works
varianiv Senior Member
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QUOTE(Bitey @ Sep 22 2005, 09:54 PM)If you have a USB keybaord and don't have legacy usb keyboard enabled in the bios you may have to plug a ps2 keyboard in to be able to use the keybaord in the bios/dos.
However most new boards recognise usb keybaord from the get up and go.
I sometimes have difficulty hitting the "del" key at the right time, what I usually do is turn the computer on and when the leds flash on the keyboard I start tapping the "del" key about once every half second...that usualy works [right][snapback]508022[/snapback][/right]
Man, you beat me to it with the whole USB keyboard thing Bitey /wink.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wink.gif' /> . Yeah, unless its a cold boot (i.e. my computer has been turned off for more than a minute or two), I usually have to tap delete repeatedly to get into the BIOS.
Hope all this helps.
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