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Advanced means advanced in computer BIOS and exists relative to standard BIOS. Select the Advanced BIOS Features item in the main BIOS Settings page to go to the Advanced BIOS Settings page, where you can set information such as virus warning, CPU cache, boot sequence, and quick post.

Advanced means advanced in computer BIOS and exists relative to standard BIOS.

The general "advanced BIOS settings" mainly include the following functions:

Select the Advanced BIOS Features item in the main BIOS settings page to go to the advanced BIOS settings page. Here you can set information such as virus warning, CPU cache, boot sequence, and quick post.

1. Virus warning

Virus Warning (virus warning), turn on (Enabled) this function protects the boot sector of the IDE hard disk. When this feature is turned on, if a program attempts to write information in this area, BIOS will display a warning message on the screen and sound a beep alarm. This setting value is: Disabled and Enabled.

two。 Set up CPU cach

Set the first-level cache and second-level cache within the CPU. The setting values are: Disabled and Enabled. Turning on the CPU cache helps improve the performance of CPU, so it is generally set to: Enabled.

3. Speed up system startup

If the Fast Boot entry is set to: Enabled, the system will skip some test items at startup, thus increasing the system startup speed. This setting value is: Disabled and Enabled.

4. Adjust the system boot sequence

There are four boot sequence settings: First Boot Device (first boot device), Second Boot Device (second boot device), Third Boot Device (third boot device) and Boot Other Device (other boot devices). The values that can be set for each of these are: Floppy, IDE-0, IDE-1, IDE-2, IDE-3, CDROM, SCSI, LS120, ZIP and Disabled. When the system starts, it reads the operating system file from the corresponding drive according to the boot order, reads the second boot device if startup fails from the first device, reads the third boot device if the second device fails to boot, and so on. If set to Disabled, this order is disabled. In addition, the Boot Other Device entry indicates that another device is used to boot. If this is set to: Enabled, the system is allowed to attempt to boot from another device after the above device failed to boot.

5. Other advanced settings

The Security Option entry is used to set how the system checks for passwords. If the BIOS password is set and this is set to: Setup, the password is required only when entering the BIOS setting; if this is set to: System, the password is required when booting up and entering the BIOS setting. The OS Select For DRAM > 64MB item is specifically designed for the OS/2 operating system. If the computer uses the OS/2 operating system and the DRAM memory capacity is greater than 64MB, set this to: OS/2, otherwise set it to: Non-OS2. Video BIOS Shadow is used to set whether the BIOS of the video card is copied into memory, which usually uses its default value.

Load / restore BIOS default settings

When the BIOS setting is confused, the user can recover through the default setting option of the BIOS setter. Where Load Fail-Safe Defaults means to load security defaults and Load Optimized Defaults means to load high-performance defaults.

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