Dell server always prompts to press F1 to enter system solution _ server Other

Recently bought some second-hand servers, Dell brand, cost-effective is good, but a Dell server boot always prompts to press F1 to enter the system, in the end should how to solve it?

Please ask my Computer boot always prompt "strike the F1 key to continue, F2 to run the setup utility" These, how to set not these tips???
Every time you have to press FI to skip this page before you can continue to boot, how to set do not these prompts, automatic one step to complete the boot?

Workaround:

"Problem phenomenon"

The floppy error shown in the following illustration appears on the screen at post, and the F1 key must be pressed to continue booting into the system.

"Cause analysis "

A friend who buys a Dell computer now basically does not buy a floppy drive, so the floppy drive controller is set to shutdown when the computer is shipped.
However, because the BIOS default setting for Dell computers is to set the floppy drive controller to open, if you restore the BIOS defaults,
or the floppy drive controller is automatically turned on because of a sudden power outage causing the BIOS to automatically revert to its default settings.
At this point, the system will detect the floppy drive in the self-test, and if the floppy drive is not detected, the above error will be prompted.

"Workaround"
Turning off the floppy drive controller in the BIOS solves this problem by:
1, after the boot to see the blue Dell logo screen, press two "F2" key into the BIOS settings.

2. After entering the BIOS setup screen, press "↓" key on the keyboard to move the green highlight bar on the left side of the screen to "diskette Drive"
, and then hit "Enter" to return, at which point the green highlight will jump to the right side of the screen.

3, and then press the "←" Key on the keyboard select "Off", knocking on the keyboard "enter" key return confirmation.

4. Press the "ESC" key in the upper left corner of the keyboard, the green highlight bar will come to the right of the screen again, press the "→" key on the keyboard to select
After the item "Save/exit", Knock on the "Enter" key to confirm the Save settings and restart the computer.

Teach you by hand oh, it should be. Try and hope to solve the problem.

If you are a laptop or a desktop computer. This may be the case. Look at what you are.

After the self-test process appears "strike the F1 key to Contime F2 to run the" System Setup program, press F1 to enter the systems normally, F2 into the BIOS.
Summarizing the following common setup problems will cause F1 F2, press F1 to start the system normally.
The reasons are as follows:

The 1:sata port is open, but the device is not connected, or the floppy drive port is turned on, the floppy drive is not attached.
The unknown device is displayed behind the ports in the BIOS and is changed to OFF---

2: The chassis cover is not covered (intrusion sensor for System Board), the intrusion switch test can be turned off in the BIOS:

3: The array card self-test process, prompted Memory/battery error was detected ... (This situation usually stops at the array card and needs to be continued by enter)

4: Memory configuration error, or memory is not detected. such as: Set to advanced ECC mode, but memory interpolation is optimization or similar.

If you are not able to enter the system after pressing F1, try booting the disc to confirm the issue of VD or HD or system boot.