Restore BIOS Settings to Factory Defaults [Tutorial]

The Dhaka Times Desk Sometimes our computer crashes or hardware changes cause the BIOS settings to change. Then we can reset the BIOS settings back to their defaults if we want. In this tutorial I will show you how to restore BIOS settings to factory defaults in three ways.

Restore from the BIOS menu:

This is the easiest method. Follow the steps below.

First step:

keyboard during the interval between the Windows logo when your computer starts up Del, F1 or F2 Keep pressing the button. BIOS The menu will appear. Different brands Del, F1 or F2 Buttons are different. But if you pay attention, you will see when the computer is turned on BIOS Which button to press for settings is shown on the screen for a short time.

Second step:

BIOS When you go into settings you EXIT Go to menu.

Third step:

of the keyboard arrow with the button Load Setup Default select

Shown in the picture. But this too may vary from brand to brand. But if you pay attention, you will understand Load Setup Default The word may have been pointed out differently.

Fourth step:

now you Enter Press the button to confirm. Maybe in front of you YES of Y And NO of N The option to select the button will appear. you YES of Y Press the button up EXIT & SAVE CHANGES By selecting Enter Squeeze out. Done!

Changing CLR CMOS jumper on MOTHER BOARD:

if you BIOS If you can't enter it, you can use this method.

Turn off the computer and open caching Motherboard Keep an eye on this. The red circle in the image below is the object CLR CMOS jumper. Open it, open it pins 1-2 from pins 2-3 put in After 10 seconds it's like before pins 1-2 put in

Open the battery from MOTHER BOARD:

if you CLR CMOS jumper If not find then follow this procedure. Remove the battery. It will easily catch your eye because it looks like the familiar watch battery, just a little bigger. See picture below.

Remove the battery and wait for a while. Then put the battery back in place. Your BIOS is back to default. You can restore BIOS settings to factory defaults using any of the above 3 methods.

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