How to cancel computer boot press F1 to start normally

1. The battery on the motherboard is out of power.

Two. Motherboard battery is not enough or damaged, the motherboard battery is used to ensure the motherboard BIOS power supply when the computer loses power, thus saving the user's BIOS setup information, if the motherboard battery is low or damaged the system will definitely prompt alert! System battery voltage is low (battery power) requires you to resolve or prompt the "CMOS battery failed" (battery failure) and will prompt you to press F1 in case of unresolved, in order to ensure that BIOS information is not lost.

WORKAROUND: Change the motherboard battery.

2. You have set the floppy drive to boot, but your floppy drive has a problem.
Workaround:
Boot Press del enter BIOS, boot boot sequence, turn off floppy boot.

3. Start the computer, then press "Del" key to enter the BIOS settings main interface;
Select the "Advanced BIOS Features" setting entry and press ENTER to enter;

4. "Boot up floppy seek" set to "Disabled", so that you can turn off the boot software detection function, the following do not need to press F1 start

4. Restore or optimize BIOS settings.

When you turn on your computer or restart your computer, when you display "CD ..." on the screen, press the "Del" key to enter the BIOS setup interface,
Award
The load BIOS DEFAULTS (load BIOS preset), which is used to load the BIOS initial setting value to determine the fault range.
Load oprimum settings (load the motherboard BIOS factory Setup), this is the factory BIOS optimization.
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Load BIOS setup DEFAULTS (load BIOS set defaults), which is used to load BIOS initial settings.
Load High performance DEFAULTS (high-performance default), which is used to load BIOS tuning settings.
With the keyboard key to select the default or optimization value, press ESC, F10 key, y key, enter, save and exit settings.

5. Floppy disk (s) fail or floppy disk (s) fail (80) or floppy disk (s) fail (40)
(Floppy drive detection failure) Solution: Check that the floppy drive data cable is properly connected to see if there is a reverse or loose. Don't tell me, the power plug is not connected! If you do not have a floppy drive, it is recommended that "drive a" be set to "none" in the CMOS Setup program. Suggest to find a good floppy drive to try to answer. To verify that there is a problem with the original floppy drive.

6.USB device problems, boot prompt: "USB mass storage device found and configured" (need to configure the USB device found), prompted to continue to press F1;

Solution: This means that before the boot has been inserted into the U disk, this situation is best to pull the U disk after the computer can be opened to solve.

7, keyboard error or no keyboard present
(keyboard error or no keyboard) solution: Check whether the keyboard connection is loose or damaged, and some quality keyboards tend to easily appear this information. Press ESC to skip memory test passed. If you do not want to wait, enter the CMOS settings, select "BIOS features Setup", the "quick Power On Self test" set to "Enabled", Save and restart it.

The 8.CPU fan is not functioning properly. power-on prompt "CPU Fan Error" (CPU fan is not normal), which indicates that the CPU fan may be stopped, if continue to run the CPU because the temperature is too high may cause a panic, blue screen, burning, and so on, in the absence of solutions, will prompt you to press F1 to continue;

Workaround: Open the chassis to see if the CPU fan is not functioning properly and, if so, replace the CPU fan or repair the motherboard.