WIN8 system how to set U disk boot

The WIN8 system is for touch screen, so it is not suitable for ordinary computer operation. How to enter the BIOS, set U disk boot. Here are several ways to get the WIN8 system into BIOS setup.

Win XP, Win 7 and other systems start, will have a certain key to enter the BIOS settings, such as holding down F2,F12,ESC, delete keys, etc., but these methods for the WIN8 system does not apply-because the WIN8 default boot mode does not have these options. In fact, this is Microsoft in the Win8 has added a new technology hybrid boot (hybrid boot) technology. Starting in this way is equivalent to advanced sleep mode, the normal drive is hot start, so no matter what you press F2, Del or anything are unable to enter the BIOS.

1, from the WIN8 system "Computer Settings-advanced startup" in the reboot after the BIOS setup interface

Win8 Desktop Open, the finger from the right side of the screen to the middle of the move or press the "win+i" shortcut key to open the WIN8 Super button (Charm column), click "Change computer settings." And then go to "Computer settings"--"general"--there's an advanced startup feature at the bottom, activate the immediate reboot button, after reboot, see the "Select an option" interface, select "Troubleshoot", then see three options, click the "Advanced Options" below, and then see "Uefi Firmware Settings" ( This gadget is a BIOS specification from Intel, and it can be restarted in the end. After normal reboot, the system will automatically enter the BIOS setup interface.

2, by modifying the Power options to enter the BIOS setup interface. Since it is the ghost of hybrid boot technology, then we turn it off. Mouse left (or right) key Click on the lower right corner of the desktop power icon. Enter the Power option, click on the "Wake Up Need password", the bottom of the page has set. In this case, you cannot change it directly, and you need to click "Change currently unavailable settings" at the top of the page before you can make any changes.

3, through the forced shutdown into. Force shutdown is to press and hold the power button for 5 seconds or more, force the computer to turn off and then boot. Incidentally, I tried this method on a computer, and it seemed to work.

After entering the BIOS, in the boot settings, there is a legacy and UEFI options, can only choose the traditional legacy can identify U disk automatic installation system.