Phoenixbios Setup Tool

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Phoenixbios Setup Tool

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The gray Style Set tool main menu item is few, the structure is clear, some versions support many languages display, reduced the difficulty of the operation. Here's an example of the Phoenixbios Setup utility in the VMware Workstation 7.1 virtual machine, which describes how this style of Setup tool is used.

1.1.1 Operating Instructions

The following is a common key description, the setting tool has a corresponding prompt.

? ESC: Exit.

? F10: Save and exit.

? Arrow keys (left and right): Toggles the selection between the main menus.

? Arrow keys (top, bottom): Toggles the selection between the settings.

? Enter: Enter the submenu.

? -/+: Modifies the value of the setting item.

1.1.2 Main Settings

Select the "Main" menu to identify and modify the time of the computer, the number of hard disks and interfaces, and the shielded floppy drive, as shown in 1.1. In this example, a hard drive is connected to the motherboard's secondary master interface.

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Figure 1.1 Main settings

Example 2.7 Shielding logo

Some motherboards and computers will display the manufacturer's logo at startup, shielding the post display information so that the user cannot identify the hardware model with the post display information.

Workaround: Set boot-time Diagnostic screen (display diagnostic screens at startup) to "Enabled", and after saving exit, you can see the diagnostic screen shown in 1.2, including the BIOS version and post process.

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Figure 1.2 Diagnostic screen

1.2.3 Security Settings

Select the "Security" menu to set the password and when to ask for the password, as shown in 1.3.

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Figure 1.3 Security settings

1. Set password protection

Select "Set Supervisor Password", press "enter" key, enter two times password, save exit, re-enter the settings, need to enter the password to enter, 1.4 is shown.

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Figure 1.4 Entering Password entry settings

2. Boot requirements Password

Set "Password on Boot" to "Enabled".

1.2.4 Boot Settings

Select the "Boot" menu to adjust the boot order of various bootable devices by using the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to select the device, using the "+" or "-" keys to move the device. When the computer starts, the BIOS checks each device from top to bottom, in the order set here, and if a bootable record is detected, transfers control of the computer to the boot record on that device, as shown in 1.5.

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Figure 1.5 Boot settings

The meanings of the diagrams are shown in table 1-1.

Table 1-1 starting device and meaning

Options	Description
CD-ROM drive	Drive
Removable Devices	Removable devices (such as floppy disks)
Hard Drive	Hard disk
Network Boot from AMD am79c970a	Booting from the network

1.2.5 Exit

Select the Exit menu to exit the Setup tool or load the default settings, as shown in table 1-2, 1.6.

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Figure 1.6 Exiting

Table 1-2 the descriptions in Figure 2.17

Options	Description
Exit Saving changes	Exit and save the changes you made
Exit discarding changes	Quit and discard the changes you made
Load Setup Defaults	Load default settings
Discard changes	Restore changes to the previous saved state
Save changes	Save

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