(Entering the BIOS)在Windows 11系统上(Windows 11)输入 BIOS听起来似乎是一项最好留给经验丰富的技术专家的任务，但事实是，这是一个任何人都可以执行的简单过程。
BIOS，即Basic Input/Output System，是计算机的重要组成部分，充当硬件和软件之间的桥梁。Windows 11 与其前身一样，设计了一个简单的BIOS(BIOS)访问流程，使用户能够在更深层次上排除故障并微调其计算机设置。
BIOS是什么？
BIOS 是计算机结构的重要组成部分(BIOS is an essential part of a computer’s anatomy)，它直接与系统硬件连接。BIOS是计算机主板上预装的程序，负责在计算机启动时初始化和测试系统硬件组件，并为操作系统和应用程序提供运行时服务。从本质上讲，BIOS构成了软件与硬件通信的桥梁。
BIOS扮演着几个关键角色。在引导过程中，BIOS执行加电自检(Self Test)( POST ) 以验证内存、CPU和其他硬件组件的完整性和功能。如果出现任何问题，BIOS将纠正它们或警告用户。一旦系统通过POST，BIOS就会找到操作系统的引导加载程序，并将系统的控制权移交给它。BIOS还允许用户修改系统设置，例如启动顺序、时钟速度和其他硬件参数，这是故障排除和优化系统性能的重要功能。
进入BIOS(BIOS)之前你应该做什么
在进入BIOS之前，采取某些预防措施来保护您的系统和数据非常重要。首先(First)，确保您有可靠的电源。进入BIOS通常需要重新启动计算机，在此过程中突然断电可能会损坏您的系统或损坏您的数据。如果您使用的是笔记本电脑，请确保其已插入电源，而不是仅仅依靠电池。
您还应该备份所有重要数据(back up any important data)。虽然输入和修改BIOS设置通常是安全的，但始终存在更改可能影响系统操作或稳定性的轻微风险。因此，当前的备份可以确保即使在最坏的情况下，您的数据也是安全的。
最后，如果您打算进行更改，请考虑记录当前的BIOS设置。(BIOS)这允许您在需要时恢复到原始设置。进行研究并了解您计划在BIOS(BIOS)中更改的任何设置的功能和影响。如果操作不当，某些修改可能会严重影响系统性能或导致问题。
如何在启动时进入(Startup)BIOS
您可以在启动计算机时
进入BIOS ，但操作必须迅速。(BIOS)
- 如果电脑已关闭，请将其打开；如果已开启，请重新启动电脑。如果您要重新启动，请保存您正在处理的所有内容并关闭所有应用程序。
- 当您在启动过程中进入启动屏幕时，必须按正确的键才能进入BIOS。该键取决于您的计算机品牌，但通常是 F2 或删除(Delete)。如果这些键不起作用，请检查计算机随附的文档、制造商的网站，或在线搜索计算机的型号以及“ BIOS密钥”。
一旦按下正确的键，您的屏幕将从正常启动屏幕更改为BIOS菜单。
如何从 Windows 设置进入 BIOS(BIOS From Windows Settings)
您还可以通过Windows 设置(Windows Settings)应用程序访问BIOS。就是这样。
- 在Windows 搜索(Windows Search)框中键入“设置”(Settings)，然后从搜索结果中选择“设置”应用。(Settings)
- 从左侧窗格中选择“系统”，然后单击右侧窗格中的“恢复”选项。(Recovery)
- 在“恢复选项”(Recovery Options)组中，单击“高级启动”(Advanced Startup)选项旁边的“立即重新启动”(Restart)。
- 确认您要重新启动计算机。保存您所做的所有工作，然后单击立即重新启动(Restart)。
- 在“选择(Choose)选项”(Option)屏幕上，选择Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart。
您现在将进入 BIOS 菜单。
如何从 Windows 终端进入 BIOS(BIOS From Windows Terminal)
Windows Terminal还提供了一种将计算机重新启动至BIOS的方法。这就是你需要做的。
- 通过在Windows 搜索(Windows Search)框中键入Terminal并从搜索结果中选择终端应用程序来打开(Terminal)Windows 终端。(Windows Terminal)
- 运行此命令： shutdown /r /o /f /t 00
该命令的每个部分的作用如下：
- shutdown：关闭(Shuts)或重新启动计算机。
- /r：告诉计算机重新启动。
- /o：告诉计算机在重新启动时进入高级启动选项菜单。
- /f：强制关闭正在运行的应用程序而不警告用户。
- /t 00：将重启前的时间延迟
设置为00秒。(Sets)
您现在将进入“选择(Choose)一个选项”(Option)屏幕。Select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart。然后您将进入BIOS。
创建进入BIOS的(BIOS)快捷方式(Shortcut)
如果您经常进入BIOS，可以创建桌面快捷方式(create a desktop shortcut)以节省时间。就是这样。
- 右键单击桌面，将光标悬停在“新建”(New)上，然后选择“快捷方式”(Shortcut)。
- (Enter)在文本框中输入shutdown /r /o /f“下一步”(Next)。
- 为您的快捷方式指定一个容易记住的名称，然后单击“完成”(Finish)。
您的快捷方式现在将出现在桌面上。双击它运行快捷方式，其操作方式与终端(Terminal)命令相同。您需要选择Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart才能进入BIOS。
释放您系统的全部潜力(Full Potential)
是时候停止被BIOS吓倒了。尽管这听起来很技术性，但它是任何计算机用户都可以掌握的易于理解的过程。正如我们所探讨的，BIOS是计算机操作的基础，它是硬件和软件之间的看门人。但它的魔力还不止于此。无论(Whether)您是要解决问题还是希望优化系统性能，BIOS都是(BIOS)您的首选工具。但请记住，这也是一个需要谨慎的地方。
在进入BIOS领域之前，请先了解不同设置及其含义。不知情的修补可能会导致不可预见的复杂情况，因此最好在进行更改之前了解情况。另外，请记住BIOS是故障排除的重要工具。当您的系统无法启动或硬件组件出现问题时，BIOS可以成为您的救星。
这不仅仅是进入 BIOS 的问题，而是明智有效地使用它的问题。请记住，一旦您熟悉了它，您就可以对计算机系统进行全新的控制。
How to Enter the BIOS in Windows 11
Entering the BIOS on your Windows 11 system may sound like a task best left to seasoned tech gurus, but the truth is that it’s an accessible process that anyone can undertake.
BIOS, or Basic Input/Output System, is a crucial component of your computer, acting as the bridge between your hardware and software. Windows 11, like its predecessors, has designed a straightforward process to access the BIOS, enabling users to troubleshoot and fine-tune their computer settings at a deeper level.
What Is BIOS?
BIOS is an essential part of a computer’s anatomy that interfaces directly with your system’s hardware. BIOS is a pre-installed program on a computer’s motherboard, responsible for initializing and testing the system hardware components when the computer starts up and providing runtime services for the operating system and apps. Essentially, BIOS forms the bridge that allows your software to communicate with your hardware.
BIOS plays several key roles. During the boot process, BIOS performs a Power-On Self Test (POST) to verify the integrity and functionality of the memory, CPU, and other hardware components. If any issues arise, BIOS will either correct them or alert the user. Once the system has passed POST, the BIOS then locates the operating system’s boot loader and hands over control of the system to it. BIOS also allows users to modify system settings such as boot order, clock speed, and other hardware parameters – a vital function for troubleshooting and optimizing system performance.
What You Should Do Before Entering the BIOS
Before entering the BIOS, it’s important to take certain precautions to protect your system and data. First, make sure you have a reliable power supply. Entering BIOS often involves restarting your computer, and a sudden power loss during the process can potentially damage your system or corrupt your data. If you’re using a laptop, make sure it’s plugged into a power source and not solely relying on the battery.
You should also back up any important data. While entering and modifying BIOS settings is generally safe, there’s always a slight risk that changes could impact the system’s operation or stability. So, a current backup ensures that, even in the worst-case scenario, your data will be safe.
Finally, consider documenting your current BIOS settings if you plan on making changes. This allows you to revert to the original settings if needed. Do your research and understand the functionality and implications of any setting you plan to change in BIOS. Some modifications could significantly affect system performance or cause issues if not done correctly.
How to Enter the BIOS During Startup
You can enter the BIOS when you boot up your computer, but you must act quickly.
- Turn on your PC if it’s off, or restart it if it’s on. If you’re restarting, save anything you’re working on and close all apps.
- When you get to the splash screen during startup, you must press the correct key to enter the BIOS. The key depends on your computer brand but is usually F2 or Delete. If these keys don’t work, check the documentation that came with your computer, the manufacturer’s website, or search online for the model of your computer plus “BIOS key.”
Once you press the correct key, your screen will change from the normal startup screen to the BIOS menu.
How to Enter the BIOS From Windows Settings
You can also access the BIOS through the Windows Settings app. Here’s how.
- Type Settings in the Windows Search box and then select the Settings app from the search results.
- Select System from the left-hand pane and then click the Recovery option in the right-hand pane.
- In the Recovery Options group, click Restart Now next to the Advanced Startup option.
- Confirm that you want to restart your computer. Save any work you have and then click Restart now.
- On the Choose an Option screen, select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart.
You’ll now be in the BIOS menu.
How to Enter the BIOS From Windows Terminal
Windows Terminal also provides a way to reboot your computer into the BIOS. Here’s what you need to do.
- Open Windows Terminal by typing Terminal in the Windows Search box and selecting the Terminal app from the search results.
- Run this command: shutdown /r /o /f /t 00
Here’s what each part of the command does:
- shutdown: Shuts down or restarts the computer.
- /r: Tells the computer to restart.
- /o: Tells the computer to go to the advanced boot options menu during restart.
- /f: Forces running apps to close without warning users.
- /t 00: Sets the time delay before the restart to 00 seconds.
You’ll now be on the Choose an Option screen. Select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart. You’ll then enter the BIOS.
Create a Shortcut to Enter the BIOS
If you frequently enter the BIOS, you can create a desktop shortcut to save time. Here’s how.
- Right-click your desktop, hover your cursor over New, and then select Shortcut.
- Enter shutdown /r /o /f /t 00 in the text box and click Next.
- Give your shortcut a memorable name, and then click Finish.
Your shortcut will now appear on the desktop. Double-click it to run the shortcut, which operates the same way as the Terminal command. You’ll need to select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart to enter the BIOS.
Unlock Your System’s Full Potential
It’s time to stop being intimidated by the BIOS. Even though it sounds technical, it’s an accessible process that any computer user can master. As we’ve explored, the BIOS is fundamental to your computer’s operations—it’s the gatekeeper between your hardware and software. But its magic doesn’t stop there. Whether you’re troubleshooting an issue or looking to optimize your system’s performance, the BIOS is your go-to tool. But remember, it’s also a place for caution.
Before you venture into BIOS territory, equip yourself with the knowledge of the different settings and their implications. Uninformed tinkering may result in unforeseen complications, so it’s always best to understand the lay of the land before making changes. Also, remember that the BIOS is a critical tool for troubleshooting. When your system doesn’t boot, or there’s an issue with a hardware component, BIOS can be a lifesaver.
It’s not just about entering the BIOS—it’s about using it wisely and effectively. And remember, once you’re familiar with it, you’re unlocking a whole new level of command over your computer system.
