Setup 3 — BIOS Features Setup
Use Setup 3 to set a variety of BIOS feature options. Figure 2– 8 shows what can be configured on Setup 3, and the sections that follow describe each parameter.
BIOS FEATURES Setup
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Virus Warning |
| : Disabled | Video BIOS Shadow | : Enabled | |
CPU Internal Cache | : Enabled |
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External Cache |
| : Disabled | Serial Console |
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Quick Power On | Self Test | : Disabled | Serial Boot Loader | : Disabled | |
Boot Sequence |
| : A,C | OEM Flash (S0) |
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Swap Floppy Drive | : Disabled |
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Boot Up Floppy | Seek | : Enabled |
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Boot Up NumLock Status | : Off |
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Typematic Rate | Setting | : Enabled |
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Typematic Rate | (chars/Sec) | : 6 |
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Typematic Delay (Msec) | : 250 |
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PCI/VGA Palette Snoop: | : Disabled |
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Assign IRQ for | VGA | : Disabled |
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Watchdog Timer |
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Show System Status at Boot | : Enabled |
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OS2 Select for | DRAM > 64MB | : |
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| ESC:Quit | ↑ ↓ → ← | :Select Item |
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| F1 :Help | ||
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| F5 :Old Values | (Shift)F2 :Color | |
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| F6 :Load BIOS Defaults |
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| F7 :Load Setup Defaults |
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| Figure 2– 8. Setup 3 — BIOS Features Setup |
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This Setup screen allows you to configure the following parameters:
!Virus Warning — monitors for writes to the hard disk boot sector. If a write is detected, the BIOS will display the following warning message, beep the speaker, and wait for user confirmation.
!!! WARNING !!!
Disk Boot sector is to be modified type "Y" to accept, any key to abort Award Software, Inc.
!CPU Internal Cache — enable or disable the CPU internal cache.
!Quick Power On Self Test — when enabled, the POST will skip some
!Boot Sequence — determines the order in which drives should be searched by the disk operating system. Options are [A, C], [C, A], [A, SCSI], [SCSI, A], [CD, A, C], [C only], and [SCSI only]. (“C” refers to an IDE drive, and “CD” refers to an IDE
!Swap Floppy Drive — If two floppy drives are connected to the system, drive A becomes drive B and
!Boot Up Floppy Seek — during POST, the BIOS performs a seek test to determine if the drive is 40 or 80 tracks (360K drives have 40 tracks, other drives have 80 tracks).