Can't boot into BIOS mode!

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So, I wanted to boot into BIOS mode because I wanted to do a system repair but when I tapped del I tapped for 20 minutes and the computer doesn't boot up so I tried with a different key and it shows the same please help!
 
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go into the bios by pressing delete, and then select bios features, then go down to boot option priorities, boot option #1, and select the cd drive. then press f10 to save the changes and exit the bios.

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Nope still no luck... I've done some research it appears that my authid.dll is missing.......
 

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Authui.dll is described as Authentication User interface. This process file is originated from Microsoft Corporation and belongs to Microsoft Windows Operating System. The dynamic link library has a digital signature from Microsoft Windows - Microsoft Time-Stamp Service. This library is invisible with no window to present itself and is stored in a way of being compressed.
Authui.dll offers functions to enable secure, distributed authentication across two firewalls. This file is based on the security features of Windows clients and servers. Unlike Basic or Digest authentication, primarily, Authui.dll does not require for a user name and password for authentication. The current Windows user information on the client machine is from the IE through a coded interaction. If the user fails to be recognized in the first place, the internet explorer will remind the user of entering a Windows user account user name and password.
Authui.dll itself is not directly associated with a standard or an authentication protocol. If the Kerberos provider is workable and a Kerberos ticket can be got for the target, and any related configurations enable Kerberos authentication to occur, the Kerberos Five protocol will be tried. Otherwise authui.dll authentication is applied. Likewise, if authui.dll authentication fails, then 3rd party utilities will be extended to the Windows Authentication norms.
 

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OMG I FINALLY FIXED MY BIOS PROBLEM, I plugged in a DVI cable and it finally workedddddd. Now the question is how to do I change the settings to boot from dc or DVD? Also I have a gigabyte motherboard..
 

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go into the bios by pressing delete, and then select bios features, then go down to boot option priorities, boot option #1, and select the cd drive. then press f10 to save the changes and exit the bios.
 
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