How To Access BIOS in Windows 10
Some of us may want to make changes to the computer's hardware settings such as over-clock, time, date. The only way to do this is through the BIOS system where we can check the hardware settings. Briefly speaking about BIOS, BIOS; Basic Input / Output System is a system software which is a kind of ROM memory format that starts with the initials of the sentence and introduces all device hardware to the computer. The task is to control and determine the communication protocols between the hardware of the computer. It does this with the input and output operations on the computer. Actually, it is a control mechanism of the computer.
Changes made in the BIOS are permanent unless they are rolled back. For example, you have to make changes on the BIOS settings in order to increase the CPU speed of your computer. In addition, if you remember when you reboot your computer as the default start reader USB-Flash Driv is selected and the first time the computer is turned on the USB memory is the first hardware to start by you device.
How to Enter BIOS Settings in Windows 10?
Many of us do not even shut down our computers because of the increase in the working speed of the computer from past to present, even 5 to 10 seconds waiting for device to open is something like eternity for us. Therefore, alternatives to entering the BIOS settings by pressing keys such as F2, F10 at the beginning of the computer, which was previously the classical method. In Windows 10, you can still enter the BIOS settings by restarting your computer and pressing F2. (The BIOS entry key may differ depending on the computer brand and model.) Also you can enter BIOS by going into Settings, Update and Security, and Recovery. Then click the Restart button under the Advanced Startup tab. When you start the computer with advanced startup, you will see first the boot options. When you enter Troubleshooting, Advanced Options, UEFI Firmware Settings in the menu that appears, the Windows 10 UEFI BIOS screen will appear. When you click Restart again, you will enter the BIOS settings.
