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by meet_darwin
clear the cmos setup in the motherboard by sort the jumper...
then check it out
by trish44
by yodabyter
You can try uninstalling the updates or you might what to reflash your bios here is the link for your mother board support hope this helps...
http://snipurl.com/lubh
by trish44
by statykserver
Your windows update didn't have anything to do with not being able to access your bios setup. When your booting your system usually during POST you will see something to the effect of "Hit DEL to enter setup" or something similair and if the keys on your keyboard are working properly then you should be in the main bios screen.
Read here
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/bios_manufacturer.htm
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by otl
I like answer # 3 because until windows loads you are running on the bios only !
BTW - Have seen ESC, F8, F10, and F12 used to access the Bios. Possible wrong key ?
by trish44
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by hal 9000
With the Gigabyte M'Boards you need to push the DEL key while the POST screen is up to get into BIOS. But you'll need a PS@ keyboard to do this.
If you have a USB keyboard or one of those wireless that runs off a USB port you'll be unable to actually use it until the drivers are installed and that means allowing Windows to start by which time you can no longer enter BIOS.
If you have a PS2 Keyboard make sure that the Del key is still working if it isn't replace the Keyboard and then try again. There is absolutely no reason that any Windows Update will prevent you entering BIOS so you need to look at the hardware installed to find out the problem.
Most cases of this that I've run across have all had USB Keyboards of some type fitted and that prevents the end users being able to enter BIOS.
Col
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