Problem starting th pc. I have to enter BIOS everytime

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Fatih_

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When I start the PC this below warning appears almost everytime. I enter BIOS, and exit without changing anything, then it starts normally. Sometimes the clock and date changes and cookies are all deleted. What is the problem do you think?

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Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) is an extensible recovery platform. Windows RE is a starting point for various tools for manual system recovery.

Restart your computer and start slowing tapping the F8 key. Eventually you should get to an Advanced Boot Options screen. Using the arrows on your keyboard, select Repair Your Computer and press Enter on your keyboard.

If the Repair your Computer option is not available, you will need to boot your computer off of the Windows DVD by inserting it into your DVD player and turning your computer on. Your computer will start and you should see the BIOS listing the hardware on your computer as well as other information. When that information has been cleared, your computer will see that a...
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Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) is an extensible recovery platform. Windows RE is a starting point for various tools for manual system recovery.

Restart your computer and start slowing tapping the F8 key. Eventually you should get to an Advanced Boot Options screen. Using the arrows on your keyboard, select Repair Your Computer and press Enter on your keyboard.

If the Repair your Computer option is not available, you will need to boot your computer off of the Windows DVD by inserting it into your DVD player and turning your computer on. Your computer will start and you should see the BIOS listing the hardware on your computer as well as other information. When that information has been cleared, your computer will see that a bootable DVD is inserted and present a prompt.

After configuring the next screen it should give you an option to Repair your computer.

Startup Repair will not repair unbootable systems caused by the following issues:
• Malfunctioning firmware and other hardware components
• Problems with clean Windows installations or Windows upgrades
• Windows logon errors
• Viruses and malicious software
 
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Fatih_

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yes it is in the 1st SATA port. BIOS settings are alright.

Maybe it is because of the battery?
 
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