ASUS Motherboard How to set the automatic boot

First of all to see if your motherboard support automatic boot function, if any, set the automatic boot, in the case of no one, the computer can also automatically open.

The implementation method is to set the BIOS, take Awardbios as an example (ASUS generally use this BIOS chip more):

Press DELETE to enter the BIOS setup menu, select "Power Management Setup" in the BIOS Setup main interface, and enter the Electricity management window. By default, the Resume by Alarm option is turned off, moves the cursor to the item, and uses the "Pagedown" key to change "Disabled" to "Enabled", at which point "Resume by Alarm" The date and time settings that were originally grayed out will lighten. Move the cursor to "date Alarm" and "Time Alarm", set with "Pageup" and "Pagedown". Then press F10 to save the exit. OK, by the time you set it up, the computer will start automatically. Of course, there are differences in the features of different major editions. Some each set once, can only use once, and some can set a cycle, such as "a few minutes a day to boot", the number of months and so on.

Press and hold the DELETE key after the boot, which is usually used to delete the key, and then enter the BIOS interface. Although it is a blue world in e-text, but do not be afraid, no problem.

In the BIOS Setup main interface, select the "Power" option and go to the Electricity management window. Some machines are in "Power Management Setup".

By default, the Automatic power up (regular boot, some machine options resume by Alarm) option is turned off, the cursor is moved to the item, and "Disabled" is changed to "Enabled" with the "Pagedown" key.

At this point the Automatic power up option pops up a menu with three options: "Disabled, Every Day, and by date", meaning "prohibit, daily, and specified dates." For office workers, we recommend the second item, which will jump out of a date and time setting.

Congratulations, the success has been half done, then the cursor first moved to the "Time Alarm", with "Pageup", "Pagedown" set. If you are setting a date, make a setting on the date Alarm. Of course, different motherboard features vary, some each set once, can only be used once, and some can set a cycle.

The last step, this time really to be done, is to choose "Exit saving Changes", save and exit, most machines have hot keys, are generally F10. Then the machine will reboot, OK, congratulations, your machine can go to work automatically. In addition, the next custom shutdown software on the Internet

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