Foxconn 661M03 user manual SuperBoot

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Chapter 6 Special BIOS Functions

SuperBoot

SuperBoot technology greatly reduces the long boot process time of computers. A BIOS without SuperBoot has to perform many routines every time when the system starts, such as checking the system core and initializing system peripherals. Now with SuperBoot, a PC can boot up without any unnecessary. SuperBoot is quite easy to use: choose the right option in CMOS setup (refer to BIOS features), SuperBoot saves the information when the PC boots up at the first time and restores the parameters for the system, thus letting the PC boot freely and rapidly.

Notes:

1.If the previous boot was not completed then the BIOS will perform a normal POST, even if SuperBoot is enabled.

2.No matter whether SuperBoot is enabled or not, the BIOS will perform a normal POST if the CMOS fails.

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Contents Version Item Checklist Declaration of conformity HON HAI Precision Industry Table of Contents Chapter Driver CD Introduction Chapter Special Bios FunctionsChapter Directions for Bundled Software Page Page Page Main Features Onboard I/O Onboard 1394 optionalOnboard LAN Onboard GraphicsAdvanced Features Green FunctionMotherboard Layout PHY optional ATX 12V connectorATX power connector AGP slotFlash Rom Floppy disk connectorIDE connectors South Bridge controllerInstallation Instructions Installation Instructions Installation of CPU CPUInstallation of CPU Fan Installation Instructions Vendor Type CPU Qualified Vendor ListFrequence Installation of DDR Memory MemoryMemory Qualified Vendor List Vender Type SizeChapter Installation Instructions Pin ATX power connector PWR1 Power SupplyPin ATX12V Power Connector PWR2 Rear Panel Connectors This motherboard provides the ports as belowLine-in Line-out Front channels Microphone FDD Connector Other ConnectorsHDD connectors IDE1 & IDE2 Front Panel Connector FP1 IrDA Header IR optional USB Headers FusbFan Connectors CPUFAN, FAN1 Audio Connectors CdinHeader F1394 optional Wake-Up On LAN WOLPdif Out Connector Spdout Audio Interface FaudioPCI Slots Expension SlotsAGP Slot AGP Qualified Vendor List Installing an expansion cardVender Type Video Memory CNR Slot optional Description of Jumpers JumpersClear Cmos Jumper Clscmos BIOS-Protection Jumper Fwhen CNR Audio Selection Jumper J24Powering off the computer Starting up for the first timeBios Description Standard Cmos Features Enter Bios SetupPress TAB to show Post screen, DEL to enter Setup Bios FeaturesPower Management Setup Advanced Bios FeaturesAdvanced Chipset Features PnP/PCI ConfigurationsTime Standard Cmos FeaturesDate IDE Primary/Secondary Master/SlaveVideo Drive A/BHalt On Memory Bios Features SuperBoot SuperBoot Default DisabledAdvanced Bios Features Boot Other Device Default Enabled Quick Power On Self Test Default EnabledFirst/Second/Third Boot Device Default Floppy/HDD- 0/CDROM Swap Floppy Drive Default DisabledApic Mode Default Enabled Typematic Delay Msec DefaultSecurity Option Default Setup MPS Version Control For OS DefaultTM2 Bus Ratio Default 0 Thermal Management Default Thermal MonitorTM2 Bus VID Default Advanced Chipset Features Dram CAS Latency Default 2.5T Performance Mode Default DisabledDram Timing control Default By SPD RAS Active Time tRAS Default 6TAGP Fast Write Support Default Enabled AGP Aperture Size Default 64 MBGraphic Window WR Combin Default Disabled AGP Data Rate Default AutoVGA Share Memory Size Default 32 MB Graphics Engin Clock Default 133 MHzIntegrated Peripherals IDE Primary/ Secondary Master/Slave PIO Default Auto Audio Access Interface Default EDB BusInternal PCI/IDE Default Both Primary/Secondary Master/Slave UltraDMA Default AutoUSB 2.0 Supports Default Enabled SIS USB Controller Default EnabledUSB Ports Number Default 6 ports USB Keyboard Support Default EnabledUart Mode Select Default Normal Onboard FDC Controller Default EnabledOnboard Serial Port1/2 Default 3F8/IRQ4 / 2F8/IRQ3 UR2 Duplex Mode Default HalfAcpi Suspend Type Default S1POS Power Management SetupAcpi function Default Enabled Power Management Default User DefineSwitch Function Default Break/Wake Video Off Option Default Susp, Stby offVideo Off Method Default Dpms Supported Modem Use IRQ Default AutoRing Power Up Control Default Enabled IRQ 3-7,9-15, NMI Default EnabledIRQ 8 Break Suspend Default Disabled Macpme Power Up Control Default EnabledTime hhmmss Alarm Month AlarmDay of Month Alarm Primary/Secondary IDE Default DisabledResources Controlled By Default AutoESCD PnP/PCI ConfigurationsReset Configuration Data Default Disabled PCI/VGA Palette Snoop Default DisabledPC Health Status Frequency/Voltage Control Set Password Load Fail-Safe DefaultsLoad Optimized Defaults Enter PasswordSave to Cmos and Exit Y/N?Y Save & Exit SetupExit Without Saving Quit Without Saving Y/N?NChapter Accessories Utility CD contentInstall Driver Browse CDStart to Install divers Install IDE DriverInstall AGP Driver Install VGA DriverInstall DirectX Using 4-/6-Channel Audio Install USB 2.0 DriverInstalling the Audio Driver Attaching Speakers Channel Analog Audio OutputLine-out Rear channels Line-out Front channels Microphone Selecting 4- or 6-Channel Setting Digital Audio OutputClick the Speaker Configuration tab Testing Each Speaker Playing KaraokeInstall LAN Driver Install Norton Internet Security Directions for Bundled Software SuperStep features Using SuperStepDirections for Bundled Software Directions for Bundled Software SuperLogo features Using SuperLogoDirections for Bundled Software SuperUpdate features Using SuperUpdateDirections for Bundled Software Backup Bios to local image Directions for Bundled Software Directions for Bundled Software Update Bios On-line Click OK to update Bios Click Restart Special Bios Functions SuperSpeed SuperBoot SuperBIOS-Protect SuperRecovery Hotkey SelectionHard Disk Selection Divide Hidden Partition What is a Hidden Partition?Main Menu Divide Hidden PartitionRelease Hidden Partition Backup Cmos Setup BackupBackup Partition Table Backup Hard disk Data Recovery Back to MainRecover Cmos Setup Recover Partition TableChange Password Introduction Recover Hard disk Data