How do I set the automatic boot up in the BIOS?

1, automatic timing boot

This feature needs to be set in the BIOS, and the ACPI Advanced Power management settings for your motherboard must support this feature, but now most motherboards are fully supported, ACPI Advanced Power Management

Step One:

Boot System Press DEL, enter BIOS, then select "Power MANAGEMENT FEATURES"

(Power management settings), enter. Find "RESTORE on Ac/power" in the power window

LOSS, press ENTER, and then set its value to "power on" through the arrow keys.

Step Two:

Select "RESUME on RTC ALARM" and press ENTER, then set its value to "ENABLE" through the arrow keys

Step Three:

Select RTC ALARM DATE to press ENTER, and then set its value to "everyday", which means that the same operation is performed daily, using the same method, "RTC ALARM HOURS" "RTC ALARM MINUTE" "RTM ALARM SECOND" Set to "07" "15" "00", this means that the boot time for the morning "7:15:00", all set up, press F10, save and restart.

(Because different motherboard bios is not the same, some of the motherboard settings may be a little different from the above, but just remember to find "WAKE up" in power management on the line, because this is the option to set up a timed boot)

2. Automatic Landing System

The computer turned on, but some of us have set the power-on password, can not automatically login, how to do?

We can make automatic login by modifying the registry.

Step One:

Enter "REGEDIT" in the Run and open Hkey_local_machinesoftwaremicrosoftwindowsntcurrentversionwinlogon.

Step Two:

In the window to the right, find the "DefaultUserName" subkey, change the value data to the user login account name, and if it does not exist, you can right-click the new string in the right-hand window, and then rename "Value #" to "DefaultUserName" and modify it.

Step Three:

Find DefaultPassword in the right window, if it doesn't exist, you can create a new one, and then set its key value to your password

Step Four:

According to the above method, we in the right window to create a new key named "AutoAdminLogon", set its value to 1, and then quit the reboot to achieve automatic landing automatic shutdown

3, automatically shut down the computer

Step One:

Double-click the Add task schedule in the Scheduled Tasks window, next, and then browse, locate the SHUTDOWN.EXE program and click the button in the C:windowssystem32 directory in the window where the program is selected to plan.

Step Two:

Set the time to perform this task to "Every day", click Next, set the start time to "23:00" and click Next, enter a username and password as required, and, when clicked, open the advanced properties for this task plan, and click Finish

Step Three:

In the pop-up Shutdown window, click Task, and then enter "C:windowssystem32shutdown.exe-s-T 60" in the row bar (where-s indicates that the computer is turned off and-T 60 indicates that the computer shuts down automatically after 60 seconds. Shutdown time can be set according to their own needs to click Application, and re-enter the user password, the last point to determine!

(If you want to cancel the automatic shutdown, enter the "shutdown-a" command in the run.

4, the realization of automatic timing boot

First, when you start your computer, press the "Delete" key to enter the BIOS interface. In the BIOS Setup main interface, select the Power Management Setup menu and go to the Electricity management window. By default, the Automatic power up (regular boot, some machine options are resume by Alarm) option is turned off, move the cursor to the item, and change "PageDown" to "Enabled" with the PageUp or Disabled page key, And then in the "Date (of Month) Alarm" and "

Time (HH:MM:SS) Alarm, respectively, set the boot date and times.

If "Date" is set to 0, the default is to turn on regularly every day. Set up and press "ESC" key back to the BIOS settings main interface, click "Save Exit Setup", press "Y" key to save the CMOS settings exit, then the machine will restart, then it is done. Of course, it's worth noting that the regular boot requires your motherboard support, but now most motherboards have this feature. In addition, different motherboards will vary in their settings, but they are very similar.

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