How do I always press F1 on the boot?

What to do when the boot always presses F1

1, CMOS parameter settings are not correct:

Floppy drive: not detected by the floppy drive, please check the data cable is connected, and then look at the BIOS settings to No: Check the setting of the boot sequence, and if there is no floppy drive directly shielded off.

Keyboard: Some CMOS settings in the keyboard problems will also appear according to F1 boot situation, the landlord himself check.

Memory: Disable memory check try

2, BIOS battery low charge prompt-replace battery

3, jumper Setup problem--Reference manual set.

4, network card MAC address is not legitimate: there will be a hint MAC addresses are invalid in both APCs and DMI

Press F1 to resume

may also be a fatal hardware error that can be replaced Check

The simplest direct, set your CMOS parameters, enter the first item, which 1.44M floppy drive off on the can, after the restart without pressing F1 the boot press DELETE into the BIOS. Enter the first backward item. Change the bottom of all error to no error. Boot press del key into CMOS settings select Standard CMOS Features (standard CMOS feature settings)

Find halt on (pause option setting)

First solution:

The first step: press the DEL key into the BIOS, select the basic CMOS options.

Step Two: Move to drive A by using the arrow keys on the keyboard, and enter.

Step Three: Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to select to None, enter, press F10 save exit. The

detects an exception when post is turned on and is prompted to wait for processing. The items that can be set are indicated as follows (the default is "all Errors"):

No Errors

Regardless of any errors, power on

All Errors

Any errors are paused, wait for processing

A Ll,but keyboard

Any errors are paused, wait for processing, except the keyboard

all,but diskette

Any errors are paused, waiting to be processed, except the floppy drive

All,but Di Sk/key

Any errors are paused, waiting to be processed, except for the softDrive and keyboard

about your problem, this option "No Errors" will solve the problem, no longer press F1.

The second solution:

If not, that is, your motherboard BIOS lithium battery is not point, can not save the changes to the settings, replace the battery, to be set up according to the above can be.

The third workaround:

First step: Click My Computer right, manage, or enter devmgmt.msc (Device Manager command) at start and run.

Step Two: Click Device Manager on the left, and then click the floppy disk controller on the right.

Step Three: Right-click on the device, deactivate.

Step Fourth: prompt, point "yes".