Lenovo notebook how BIOS setup u disk boot?

Lenovo Notebook is the most well-known, the use of the most users of the brand, often have some friends to use U disk to install the system when the notebook, encountered do not know Lenovo notebook how the BIOS set U disk startup problem. The following small series to teach you how to set up the notebook how to launch a U disk, how to flexibly use shortcut keys.

Lenovo notebook how BIOS setup u disk boot?

Lenovo notebook U disk startup usually has 2 kinds of methods, one is to set up the BIOS first boot key to achieve the launch of the U disk, the other is more simple, directly through the notebook to start shortcut keys, quickly enter the start of the selection interface, direct selection from the U disk launch (WWW.PC841.COM computer Pepsi Network). The following small series on these 2 kinds of separately introduced.

First, Lenovo notebook U disk start shortcut keys

First introduced under the current use of the most, but also the most convenient through the notebook to start shortcut keys into the U disk Startup method

1, the first need to prepare a U disk, if there is no production, you can first look at the completion of the tutorial finished production "U disk start how to make U-speed a key to make a U disk start graphics and text tutorial."

2, will launch a U disk into Lenovo notebook USB interface, and then boot, in the Lenovo brand logo interface, immediately press the "F12" key, as shown.

Ps. You can also start the notebook boot key, uninterrupted press the "F12" key on the keyboard, until the following startup item selection interface appears.

3, enter the startup item selection interface, because the mouse is still not operable, so only through the keyboard up and down direction key, select the middle meaning USB project, this is inserted into the computer's start U disk, select this, press the keyboard (enter) Enter, the following figure.

4, press ENTER to confirm, you can enter the U disk launch interface, the following figure.

Start the U-disk interface (small series to start a U disk with the U-speed production)

Second, Lenovo notebook BIOS setup U disk start (this article with Lenovo Z500 notebook as an example)

By entering the BIOS set U disk boot is one of the most traditional way, now used relatively little, mainly is more trouble, the specific operation methods are as follows.

1, the same will be the start of the USB disk into the laptop interface;

2, then the boot, and then uninterrupted press F2 key (some Lenovo notebook needs to press FN+F2 key combination), and then enter the BIOS interface, and then find the boot project, into the inside find the startup item settings, the first boot entry set to the USB device can be, as shown.

3, enter the BIOS settings, first use the arrow keys on the keyboard to switch to the top of the "Boot" setting options, and then in the EFI below, you need to set the U disk Project to the first location, the setting here is also more special, the following figure, Boot Device priority below:

SATA HDD:WDC wd10ipvx-22jc310 (first item is hard drive)

USB Hdd:sandisk (The second is that we plug in the computer, and make a good disk to start the U disk)

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What we need to do here is to get the USB Hdd:sandisk top to the first item, so how do we do it? It is very important to use the "F5" key, which will belong to the move down key, so you need to select the SATA HDD:WDC wd10ipvx-22jc310 First, Then press the "F5" key on the keyboard, the first hard drive down, after the U disk boot USB hdd:sandisk, will be replaced to the first, as shown in the following figure.

USB hdd:sandisk u disk to move the first boot, we press the keyboard "F10" key to save the settings, then the confirmation dialog box, we select "Yes", and then press ENTER (enter) to confirm the save, as shown in the following figure.

When finished, restart the computer, you can enter the launch of the USB disk interface. About Lenovo notebook How to set up a U disk to start, for everyone to share here, we recommend the use of a preferred method, more general simple.