一些用户告诉我们，他们的Windows计算机每次打开时都会自动启动到BIOS 。即使他们退出BIOS并重新启动，它也会再次启动进入BIOS。在这篇文章中，我们将研究可以帮助您解决问题的可能解决方案。
Windows计算机每次启动到BIOS
当Windows 10 PC 启动时，它会经历很多步骤。其中一个步骤是检查任何硬件问题，包括硬盘驱动器、外围设备和外部设备。如果有任何问题，计算机将暂停启动过程。让我们看一下潜在的解决方案：
- 检查(Check)外围设备和外部设备
- 设置正确的引导设备
- 重置 BIOS
- 检查是否有任何按下的键。
确保(Make)有一台辅助计算机来测试现有的硬件设备。
1]检查(Check) 外围设备(Peripherals)和外部设备
尝试移除任何外部驱动器、设备、键盘，甚至鼠标。您可能更改了在另一台计算机上正常工作的键盘，但不允许您在另一台计算机上启动。如果您有旧键盘，请尝试一下。
2]设置正确的启动设备
如果引导管理器(Boot Manager)没有找到合适的引导设备，那么它将打开BIOS。在BIOS中检查是否有合适的引导设备可用。它应该在Boot priority 部分( the Boot priority section)下可用。
如果在引导设备下找不到您的硬盘或 SSD，则需要更换硬盘。检查它是否正确插入并且它是否在另一台计算机上工作。
如果它在另一台计算机上运行良好，则可能是您的主板有问题。在这种情况下，请咨询您的供应商以获得适当的解决方案。
3]重置BIOS
取出CMOS 电池几秒钟，然后再放回去。完成后，重新启动计算机，它应该直接启动到Windows。它还将删除为BIOS设置的任何密码。如果它不起作用，您可能需要更换CMOS电池。(CMOS)如果需要，请重置 BIOS 设置。
4]检查任何按下的键
这听起来可能有点幼稚，但请检查您是否按下了 F2 或F12或Del键。这些硬件密钥通常由OEM设置以引导到BIOS。如果有灰尘或其他任何东西，可能会自动按下那些指定的键。因此，建议在前往服务中心之前检查这些钥匙。
为什么我的电脑一直进入BIOS？
您的计算机上的此问题可能有多种原因。例如，错误的密钥可能会导致此问题。除此之外，您可以检查是否设置了正确的引导设备。否则(Otherwise)，您的计算机每次打开时都会启动进入BIOS 。
如何在启动时绕过 BIOS？
您可以检查四件事。您需要首先检查是否有任何外部设备连接到您的计算机。如果是，请尽快断开连接。接下来，您需要设置正确的引导设备、重置BIOS等。最后但并非最不重要的事情是按下键。由于灰尘或任何其他原因，您的笔记本电脑的键盘可能经常停止工作或继续按下。在这样的时刻，你可能会遇到同样的问题。
我们希望这些提示可以帮助您解决问题并让计算机启动到 Windows。您也可以咨询主板供应商的支持团队或从您购买笔记本电脑的地方。(We hope these tips help you resolve the issue and the computer boots to Windows. You may also check with the support team of the motherboard vendor or from where you have bought the laptop.)
Windows computer boots to the BIOS every time I turn it on
Some of the users have told us that their Windows сomputer boots to the BIOS automaticallу every time they turn it on. Even if they exit the BIOS and restart, it again boots іnto the BIOS. In this post, we will lоok at possible solutions that can hеlp yоu resolve the problem.
Windows computer boots to the BIOS every time
When a Windows 10 PC boots, it goes through a lot of steps. One of the steps is where it checks for any hardware issue, including hard drives, peripherals, and external devices. If there is any problem, the computer halts the boot process. Let’s take a look at potential solutions:
- Check Peripherals and external devices
- Set proper Boot Device
- Reset BIOS
- Check for any pressed key.
Make sure to have a secondary computer to test existing hardware devices.
1] Check Peripherals and external devices
Try removing any external drives, devices, keyboard, and even the mouse. It is possible that you may have changed the keyboard which works fine on another computer, but doesn’t let you boot on another computer. If you have an old keyboard, try it.
2] Set Proper boot device
If the Boot Manager doesn’t find a proper boot device, then it will open the BIOS. When in BIOS check if there is an appropriate boot device available. It should be available under the Boot priority section.
If you cannot find your hard drive or SSD listed under boot device, then you need to change your hard drive. Check if it’s plugged in correctly and that it works in another computer.
If it works fine on another computer, there could be something wrong with your motherboard. In that case, check with your vendor for a proper solution.
3] Reset BIOS
Take out the CMOS battery for a few seconds, and put it back again. Once done, restart the computer and it should boot into Windows directly. It will also remove any password set for BIOS. You may have to change your CMOS battery if it doesn’t work. Reset the BIOS settings if you need to.
4] Check for any pressed key
It might sound a bit childish, but check if you have the F2 or F12 or Del key is pressed. These hardware keys are usually set by OEM to boot into the BIOS. If there is some dust or anything else, those designated keys might be pressed automatically. Therefore, it is recommended to check those keys before heading to the service center.
Why does my computer keep going into BIOS?
Multiple things can be accountable for this problem on your computer. For example, a faulty key can cause this issue. Other than that, you can check if you have set the correct boot device. Otherwise, your computer will boot into BIOS every time you turn it on.
How do I bypass BIOS on startup?
There are four things you can check. You need to start by checking if any external device is connected to your computer or not. If yes, disconnect it as soon as possible. Next, you need to set the correct boot device, reset BIOS, etc. The last but not the least thing is a pressed key. Your laptop’s keyboard may often stop working or continue to be pressed due to dust or any other reason. At such a moment, you might get the same issue.
We hope these tips help you resolve the issue and the computer boots to Windows. You may also check with the support team of the motherboard vendor or from where you have bought the laptop.
