Looking to see what bio settings are supposed to be on.on my Alienware 14
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- Oct 31, 2015
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Going into your Bios, you should have an option to restore the settings to factory or default. That won't have anything to do with the errors you're seeing, though. It sounds like your drive has failed. You'll have to replace it and reinstall Windows.
Thanks ye I did go to bios like you suggested put in restore to factory settings and I can't see where it's changing any settings,i changed a few my self just to see if they change no they stayed same.Guess it's time to let a perfections look at it thanks again
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If you got this from a friend, why not ask him what was done to the BIOS? Check the drive mode, it may have been changed from AHCI to ATA or legacy, that would cause it not to boot. The disk errors, well, that is a disk error, would not be a BIOS thing, get a new hard drive, install Windows on that.
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