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Thank you. I had completely forgotten that I'd chosen fast starting. Even better I selected the boot order and bios menu on start up from Power management Win 7 Ultimate.
Thanks a bunch , I've been trying to get into my BIOS for about a week and your video did it. My trick for finding my BIOS key was to video the 1 second message that flashes on the bottom of the screen during startup and playback frame by frame. Subscribed ! I really appreciate the transcript of your video on your website. Ross
This part worked for me by booting up windows, then pressing the power button for 5-10 seconds, then powering it down and lastly booting it back up pressing the corresponding key F2! Thank you very much I was beginning to wonder if I was ever going to get into the bios at all as I had been at this for a few hours.
On a Toshiba Satellite L655 that zooms past entering bios on startup, instead of pressing just F2 to enter Bios, press and hold both ESC and F2 at the same time as you press the power key. Once you're in Bios, reset 'Boot Speed' from Fast to Normal. This might work on other computers also.
I've been working on several of my computers for the past 2 weeks... I've been trying to fix all kinds of problems... I have a desktop computer that I installed windows 10 on, and microsoft decided to put the boot record on my storage drive .... Every fix to try to separate that drive from the system, from web articles to youtube has been a miserable failure... A bunch of other fixes for various things that I've been attempting in these two weeks, also simply have not worked for me, so when I tried disabling fast boot in windows system settings, as you describe here, I WAS SHOCKED THAT IT ACTUALLY WORKED!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
thank you so so so so much, very much. you saved my life... i was trying to enter that dumb bios for about 1 week until i found this video...turning off the fast startup totally worked for me. thank you so much again. you brilliant guy!
dude r u kidding me, i spent an hour with google trying to deal with fast boot when all i needed to do was follow your first suggestion 'google boot key for your machine'... much more effective than pressing the wrong key or googling for the wrong issue. thank you so much for your video!
Thank you so much! I disabled the camera & microphone along time ago & have an appointment this morning via video conference because of this covid-19 virus pandemic going on. Thanks again & stay safe & inside if you can.
Great tutorial!!! My NVMe SSD gets Win10 to the login screen almost instantly. I am willing to give up a little start speed to be able to get to the BIOS easier. I can get into the bios with fast boot enabled but it's a literal race between my pressing the escape key and the machine starting into Windows.
Brilliant, very much appreciated. I followed the first suggestion on power settings and immediately went into the BIOS settings after a half-hour frustrating search for why the NEC recommended use of the F2 key should get you in - which it stubbornly refused. Now I can proceed to install Linux.
none of these methods work for me, and i cant find any videos or forums thatll help, i dont know what to do beyond this point... someone please help...
*Attention* I don't know how to get the word out but this did not fix my issue. But I did find a way to fix it. I was unable to get into bios at all. Not doing it from windows. Not after removing the battery, or even spamming the bios keys. It would just give me a black screen until I restarted it and booted back into windows. I have a multiple monitor set up. So what I tried was disconnecting all the monitors but 1. And miraculously, it worked. It booted and showed me the motherboard brand and bios key options when I restarted it. I don't know what causes this, maybe the pc is confused about what screen to display the bios on but just having 1 display to get into the bios worked. I hope this helped someone I spent 3 hours of messing with my pc to figure it out..
This worked for me, Thank You. During the first boot of the day I would see the BIOS screen and could get into BIOS. If I let Windows10 load, warm up a minute, restart and tried to get into Bios I wouldn't see the BIOs screen and if I hit Delete or F2 it would freeze the screens black and Windows wouldn't load. Your suggestion worked even on Restart. My Windows must be a newer update or something. At the Power and Sleep screen I clicked on Additional Power Settings on the right of the screen. A new window opens There are options under Choose or Customize a Power Plan. I selected the Recommended option Balanced, I think it was High Performance. Just to the left was the Choose What the Power Buttons Do. Hmmm! I forgot to Save Changes. >
Detto. I think this keyboard works only with drivers (only in Windows startup can you use). Btw try older keyboard (and you have ps/2 port try ps/2 keyboard or have no try older usb keyboard)
Thanks a lot. I tried a forth option based on your suggestions. I disconnected my main battery as it is not accessible and waited for 3 mins. It worked.
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! The very first option solved my problem and I was finally able to get into the BIOS and make the necessary changes that I needed. Thank You Again!
Thank you very much ! ! I am alessandro falconi from italia . I have an asus f555ld with aptio ami bios and windows 10 home . i had ALREADY entered in the bios via windows (Win+x > settings > update > recovery > advanced startup > restart > troubleshoot > advanced options > uefi > restart ) and once in the bios disabled "fast boot" in the boot menu , but it didn't worked . Your first solution worked perfectly .
I am wishing to get in to the bios, did the shortcut way into bios but then I just get stuck in the screen which tells me all the stuff like F9 and F12 functions
The solution that worked for me was simply disconnecting the display port cable from the GPU and connecting the HDMI to my GPU. The BIOS screen finally appeared with this simple switch. I did this after trying everything in the video.
Thank you. I did everything in this video and still didn't work. But I realised my lap had internal battery connected all time when disconnecting and reconnecting CMOS. Disconnected both lap battery and CMOS cell and restarted and BIOS worked.
Here’s what I discovered. My whole screen is blank after restart, and I could not get into the bios despite pressing the F12 keys many times. I found out the reason is because I use the high end 4K HDMI cable for my 4K monitor. After I replace the cable with an ordinary HDMI ones, I could see the Dell logo after I restart. I immediately press F12 key and boooomm....the bios screen pop up...😂😂😂. So for those who use 4K monitors with 4K hdmi cable...replace it with ordinary ones before you attempt to get into the bios. FYI...bios screen are not upgrade to 4K resolution yet in 2020 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Anyway thanks for the great tutorial.
my laptop lenovo g580 when i press f2 respond and tell me please wait but did not open and continue booting then windows start did you have any idea how to solve that.
For those who using older sony vaio laptop: 1. Turn off your laptop and do not turn it on! 2. Find the assist button and press it 3. Find enter bios setting then press it You're now done
Do you have multiple drives attached to your PC? If so, the boot order could be messed up. (I.e. it's trying to boot from a drive that doesn't have windows installed on it). Usually changing the boot order in the Bios would solve the problem. But in the short term, disconnecting all drives, other than the one containing windows, should at least get you to the OS.
For those that this doesnt work for check which USB port your keyboard is plugged into, if its in the USB3 port (blue) try it in USB2 port (black) thats what worked for me.
I managed to get into Bios by disabling the fast starting method. Then I changed the boot order to give the USB priority, wihch got confirmed on the screen. Pressed F10 for save and exit. It still booted up in Windows10. In the USB port was Linux Mint OS at the time. I need more Help.
bro, i did all things i saw in your video, but i still can't acces the bios.. i have an asrock b365 pro4, and when i press f2 or del, or f11 the windows start normally.. or start the "repair your pc" or "diagnostising your pc" what i can do?
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Thanks! big help
Thx it very helpful.
Is there any solution for windows 7? I dont see such option in that?
It workd
Thankyou so much
Turning off the fast start up worked for me. Thanks for that, been trying to get back into the Bios for ages after installing an SSD. 👍
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
That is why you must not upgrade your laptop or pc to the be the fastest possible performance.
@@justme2989 shut it
How do I turn it off
Same.. It worked for me too
Thank you. I had completely forgotten that I'd chosen fast starting. Even better I selected the boot order and bios menu on start up from Power management Win 7 Ultimate.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
I swear some people over complicate such an easy thing. You made it very clear and easy. Thank you
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
I wish there was a standard where manufacturers put an artificial one second wait before booting so you can go into the bios if you want to.
I couldn't enter bios or my PC, having an older keyboard saved me in the end and I fixed the boot priority. Thanks.
Thanks a bunch , I've been trying to get into my BIOS for about a week and your video did it. My trick for finding my BIOS key was to video the 1 second message that flashes on the bottom of the screen during startup and playback frame by frame. Subscribed !
I really appreciate the transcript of your video on your website.
Ross
Absolute legend. Very informative video, well done. Unchecking the fast startup in windows worked perfectly. Thank you!
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
This part worked for me by booting up windows, then pressing the power button for 5-10 seconds, then powering it down and lastly booting it back up pressing the corresponding key F2! Thank you very much I was beginning to wonder if I was ever going to get into the bios at all as I had been at this for a few hours.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
On a Toshiba Satellite L655 that zooms past entering bios on startup, instead of pressing just F2 to enter Bios, press and hold both ESC and F2 at the same time as you press the power key. Once you're in Bios, reset 'Boot Speed' from Fast to Normal. This might work on other computers also.
I've been working on several of my computers for the past 2 weeks... I've been trying to fix all kinds of problems... I have a desktop computer that I installed windows 10 on, and microsoft decided to put the boot record on my storage drive .... Every fix to try to separate that drive from the system, from web articles to youtube has been a miserable failure... A bunch of other fixes for various things that I've been attempting in these two weeks, also simply have not worked for me, so when I tried disabling fast boot in windows system settings, as you describe here, I WAS SHOCKED THAT IT ACTUALLY WORKED!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
thank you so so so so much, very much. you saved my life... i was trying to enter that dumb bios for about 1 week until i found this video...turning off the fast startup totally worked for me. thank you so much again. you brilliant guy!
dude r u kidding me, i spent an hour with google trying to deal with fast boot when all i needed to do was follow your first suggestion 'google boot key for your machine'... much more effective than pressing the wrong key or googling for the wrong issue. thank you so much for your video!
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Thanks a lot it is helped me a lot i tried everything all day
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Thank you so much! I disabled the camera & microphone along time ago & have an appointment this morning via video conference because of this covid-19 virus pandemic going on. Thanks again & stay safe & inside if you can.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Great tutorial!!! My NVMe SSD gets Win10 to the login screen almost instantly. I am willing to give up a little start speed to be able to get to the BIOS easier. I can get into the bios with fast boot enabled but it's a literal race between my pressing the escape key and the machine starting into Windows.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks for the feedback
Perfect! My desktop gamer was freezing upon use of the BIOS hotkey...the abrupt shutdown within windows fixed my problem. Thank you!
Brilliant, very much appreciated. I followed the first suggestion on power settings and immediately went into the BIOS settings after a half-hour frustrating search for why the NEC recommended use of the F2 key should get you in - which it stubbornly refused. Now I can proceed to install Linux.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Only video that showed solutions that worked for me. The forced stop brought bios back on first try on my Thinkpad. Thankyou
none of these methods work for me, and i cant find any videos or forums thatll help, i dont know what to do beyond this point... someone please help...
Hi, did you find a solution?
Please knock me if you found any solution.
@Naeem Khan me too bro. lenovo with the amd
*Attention*
I don't know how to get the word out but this did not fix my issue. But I did find a way to fix it. I was unable to get into bios at all. Not doing it from windows. Not after removing the battery, or even spamming the bios keys. It would just give me a black screen until I restarted it and booted back into windows. I have a multiple monitor set up. So what I tried was disconnecting all the monitors but 1. And miraculously, it worked. It booted and showed me the motherboard brand and bios key options when I restarted it. I don't know what causes this, maybe the pc is confused about what screen to display the bios on but just having 1 display to get into the bios worked. I hope this helped someone I spent 3 hours of messing with my pc to figure it out..
I think i have the same issue because when i plug my hdmi in moniter it says input device not connected but it works on my tv
what if fast start up is unchecked already... and still no BIOS?
Shawn M same help me :/
same
This worked for me, Thank You. During the first boot of the day I would see the BIOS screen and could get into BIOS. If I let Windows10 load, warm up a minute, restart and tried to get into Bios I wouldn't see the BIOs screen and if I hit Delete or F2 it would freeze the screens black and Windows wouldn't load. Your suggestion worked even on Restart. My Windows must be a newer update or something. At the Power and Sleep screen I clicked on Additional Power Settings on the right of the screen. A new window opens There are options under Choose or Customize a Power Plan. I selected the Recommended option Balanced, I think it was High Performance. Just to the left was the Choose What the Power Buttons Do. Hmmm! I forgot to Save Changes. >
My keyboard only start working when i get to the password screen. No idea how to fix that
Detto. I think this keyboard works only with drivers (only in Windows startup can you use). Btw try older keyboard (and you have ps/2 port try ps/2 keyboard or have no try older usb keyboard)
I recently found a Toshiba laptop from 2013 and the BIOS keys did other things than BIOS. But method 2 worked for me. Thanks.
Love it! Best instruction I found. The last option was the only one that worked. Real Life Saviour!!!!!!!!❤️
Thanks! you saved my day. A pity this is hidden in so many useless videos telling you to press F1 or F2, or enter or whatever...
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Thank u so much, Turing off Fast startup worked for me!!
Thanks a lot. I tried a forth option based on your suggestions. I disconnected my main battery as it is not accessible and waited for 3 mins. It worked.
What battery cmos battery or laptops battery plz tell i cant enter bios plz replay fast
@@foxygaming6110 cmos
Greatings from Portugal.
Keep up your excelent work.
Thanks so much Fernando
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! The very first option solved my problem and I was finally able to get into the BIOS and make the necessary changes that I needed. Thank You Again!
My computer does that white flash and then doesnt even load after that
Still working in 2024.
Thank you, friend!
Great tip! I can come in the bios now! Thank you very much (laptop Lenovo)
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
thank you so much ive been trying to access BIOS for weeks but this video has been so far the best and most helpful
Glad it helped
Thank you so much for being easy to understand and straight to the point!!
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Removing and replacing the cmos battery worked for me. Many thanks.
My pc never shows me a post screen so i cant get into bios. It takes several minutes of bkack screen then magically appears at the windows screen
same here
@@x-ray3443 I unplugged my valve index and it booted normally. Wierd
Fixed my issue!
Had power settings to fast and best performance. This made me skip the BIOS screen
Thanks a lot!
Thanks my guy gotta love the tube!
By removing cmos Batteries It works for me 🥳🥳
Thanks for helping dude
Love from india
NOT WORKING I DID IT 1 HOUR AND STILL NOTHING!
same bro
Thank you very much ! ! I am alessandro falconi from italia . I have an asus f555ld with aptio ami bios and windows 10 home . i had ALREADY entered in the bios via windows (Win+x > settings > update > recovery > advanced startup > restart > troubleshoot > advanced options > uefi > restart ) and once in the bios disabled "fast boot" in the boot menu , but it didn't worked . Your first solution worked perfectly .
It is still not working
Same
@@alibenamor5046thanks mate, it worked
Thank you it worked but there is a space after the /t @@alibenamor5046
@@alibenamor5046 will it work in hp elitebook
I am wishing to get in to the bios, did the shortcut way into bios but then I just get stuck in the screen which tells me all the stuff like F9 and F12 functions
The first Method worked on Lenovo ThinkPad. Thanks 👍🏿
i took the battery out, waited 5 minutes then everything worked fine .... Thank you!
Faster Method, Took the battery out, click the turn on button on the laptop and it'll drain all the power that left, and put the battery back in.
Thanks, 2nd method worked.
Thanks Easytechs, turning off fast startup worked. Best tech solutions on youtube!
Thank you so much! I spent hours yesterday trying to get the BIOS screen to open on my Windows 11 workstation. Turning off fast startup dud the trick.
Very big thanks to this mate. Been trying to boot my asus f555L laptop to bios but cant manage to do it. Your steps are very working. Thanks again.
Glad I could help
Changing fast startup worked perfect, thanks!
Excellent tutorial. Clearly explained at a speed that could be understood. Thank you.
holding the power button and than booting up the pc worked for me tysm have been trying for like 2 hours
Thank's man . As simple as removing Bios batery. Working like a charm.
Thanks man,am learning new IT everyday
THANK YOU!!! Turned off Fast Start Up and IT WORKED! Thanks a million!!
Dude you are the best, when ever i am stuck i normal run to your videos for help. Its true this is easy tech
Thats so generous of you!
best video i have ever seen about getting an access to bios, thanks bro❤
Fast startup was the issue. Thanks for the clear tip :)
Glad it helped!
This helped me so much with my hp laptop. F10 would not work. I disabled fast start up amd now f10 gets me into the bios. Much appreciated 😁
Your video worked very well. Spent long time on it without success before seeing your video. Thank you
Finally work for me. I've been looking a whole of my life for this solution. Useful video. Thanks.
Fixed my problem with my Toshiba QOSMIO! Thanks!
The solution that worked for me was simply disconnecting the display port cable from the GPU and connecting the HDMI to my GPU. The BIOS screen finally appeared with this simple switch. I did this after trying everything in the video.
Thanks bro helped me out with an old laptop!
It’s countless how many times you saved my life. Thanks sir.
You are most welcome
Thank you so much. Turning off the fast startup worked for me.
Thanks, I've been trying to get the bios open for ages. The next step is learning how to use the bios 😂
Thank you so much, I had to remove the CMOS battery and that worked. You are the best! Subscribed!!!
Thanks my brother turning off fast start-up worked for me..😃😃😃😃
Thanks man. Unchecking the startup delay helped.
You just beat r/support congrats man you managed to fix it.
Thanks for helpful video. Option 2 worked for my laptop with ssd.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
Thank you for the information sir, finally I can boot into BIOS after installing Windows 10
You are welcome
Thank you. I did everything in this video and still didn't work. But I realised my lap had internal battery connected all time when disconnecting and reconnecting CMOS. Disconnected both lap battery and CMOS cell and restarted and BIOS worked.
Holding down power key and currupting bios worked for me thanks alot 👍 It recovered with no fast boot, so I could get into bios.
Just wanna say, thank you very much EasyTechs
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
you saved my life as well, my gratitude to you is immeasurable
removed the battery, made a cup of coffee, refitted the battery, that did it. Well done, thanks
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
In Laptop If Internal Keyboard Not Working, With External Keyboard will Work with BIOS or Not ?
it will work
Taking out the CMOS battery worked for me! Thanks for the help! 👍
Here’s what I discovered. My whole screen is blank after restart, and I could not get into the bios despite pressing the F12 keys many times. I found out the reason is because I use the high end 4K HDMI cable for my 4K monitor. After I replace the cable with an ordinary HDMI ones, I could see the Dell logo after I restart. I immediately press F12 key and boooomm....the bios screen pop up...😂😂😂. So for those who use 4K monitors with 4K hdmi cable...replace it with ordinary ones before you attempt to get into the bios. FYI...bios screen are not upgrade to 4K resolution yet in 2020 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Anyway thanks for the great tutorial.
Thank you so much. You saved me from a few headaches.
fast start up settings in power options did the trick.. thanks man
Finally it works for me! setting Turn off Fast Startup
It works when turning off the fast start up!!!! Thank you very much !!!!
my laptop lenovo g580 when i press f2 respond and tell me please wait but did not open and continue booting then windows start did you have any idea how to solve that.
For those who using older sony vaio laptop:
1. Turn off your laptop and do not turn it on!
2. Find the assist button and press it
3. Find enter bios setting then press it
You're now done
Thank you so much! Worked on a Asus X101CH that I'd tried rebooting about 15 times trying every possible key.
Thanks. I got it working by holding the power button down. Then I changed bios to allow wake up with key press.
I have this error: operating system not found. I cant get to bios, already check it's harddrive. What to do
Do you have multiple drives attached to your PC? If so, the boot order could be messed up. (I.e. it's trying to boot from a drive that doesn't have windows installed on it).
Usually changing the boot order in the Bios would solve the problem. But in the short term, disconnecting all drives, other than the one containing windows, should at least get you to the OS.
Thanks bro, the fast start up worked
Thanks for saving my life. The first method 1:56 really works. Keep it up!
For those that this doesnt work for check which USB port your keyboard is plugged into, if its in the USB3 port (blue) try it in USB2 port (black) thats what worked for me.
I managed to get into Bios by disabling the fast starting method. Then I changed the boot order to give the USB priority, wihch got confirmed on the screen. Pressed F10 for save and exit. It still booted up in Windows10. In the USB port was Linux Mint OS at the time. I need more Help.
hey im trying to do the same thing to get to the bios by f10 but the key doesn't work for me and idk what to do
@@girl___ Try the F2 or the Esc key.
@@darwinstubbie860 f2 key takes me to the system diagnosis, and i tried esc but it doesnt open the bios setup :(
@@darwinstubbie860 im using a hp pavilion entertainment pc working with windows 7
Thank you so much. Fast start was the key. It worked perfectly.
Thanks a lot it actually worked.
Love from India 🇮🇳
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback! Love you back bro
Disabling fast boot solved the problem, thank you.
Good to know it helped you out, thanks so much for the feedback!
First method is fully working !!! Thanks
bro, i did all things i saw in your video, but i still can't acces the bios.. i have an asrock b365 pro4, and when i press f2 or del, or f11 the windows start normally.. or start the "repair your pc" or "diagnostising your pc" what i can do?