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Hi all,
I am trying to solve a time-keeping problem on my ASUS M6B00N notebook
and would like to know how to get into the bios settings. I've tried
hitting many different keys during startup without any luck. I did
manage to find a menu to select a boot device but I don't think that
was it.
The time-keeping problem is that the windows clock keeps losing time
(hours over a day), and when I restart the computer the time goes back
to an earlier time. After a few minutes, if I restart again the time
goes back to that same earlier time again. I think I need to check
the time in the bios?
I know there are heaps of time-keeping posts in this group, but none
of them seemed to help me.
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus (More info?)
Robert Di Cristoforo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to solve a time-keeping problem on my ASUS M6B00N notebook
> and would like to know how to get into the bios settings. I've tried
> hitting many different keys during startup without any luck. I did
> manage to find a menu to select a boot device but I don't think that
> was it.
>
> The time-keeping problem is that the windows clock keeps losing time
> (hours over a day), and when I restart the computer the time goes back
> to an earlier time. After a few minutes, if I restart again the time
> goes back to that same earlier time again. I think I need to check
> the time in the bios?
>
> I know there are heaps of time-keeping posts in this group, but none
> of them seemed to help me.
>
> Thanks if anyone can help...
Hitting F2 when starting the notebook should get you in.
Archived from groups: alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus (More info?)
f2, delete, or insert, one of those Generally press one or all of em
after second keyboard lightup. I just mash the keyboard like it was covered
in ants, it does the job >
"Robert Di Cristoforo" <robert@roaduser.com.au> wrote in message
news:b7c2e966.0409082238.217d3445@posting.google.com...
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to solve a time-keeping problem on my ASUS M6B00N notebook
> and would like to know how to get into the bios settings. I've tried
> hitting many different keys during startup without any luck. I did
> manage to find a menu to select a boot device but I don't think that
> was it.
>
> The time-keeping problem is that the windows clock keeps losing time
> (hours over a day), and when I restart the computer the time goes back
> to an earlier time. After a few minutes, if I restart again the time
> goes back to that same earlier time again. I think I need to check
> the time in the bios?
>
> I know there are heaps of time-keeping posts in this group, but none
> of them seemed to help me.
>
> Thanks if anyone can help...
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