各种品牌机电脑进入BIOS的方法

IBM--F1

HP--F2

SONY--F2

DELL--F2

ACER--F2

TOSHIBA--F1

COMPAQ--F10

FUJITSU--F2

多数的国产和台湾的品牌--F

The most common keys to enter Setup on Acer hardware are F2 and Delete.

On older computers, try F1 or the key combination CTRL+ALT+ESC.

If your computer features an ACER BIOS, you can restore the BIOS to bootable settings by pressing and holding the F10 key. Once you hear two beeps, settings have been restored.

As with Acer, the most common key is F2.

Depending on your model, it might also be the Delete or Insert key, and less commonly F10.

On a newer Dell computer, try the F2 key while you see the Dell logo.

Alternatively, try F1, Delete, F12, or even F3.

Older models might use CTRL+ALT+ENTER or Delete or Fn+ESC or Fn+F1.

Keys most commonly used on HP machines to enter setup include F10 and ESC.

On some HP computers F1, F2, F6, or F11 will open the gates to the BIOS.

On HP Tablet PCs F10 or F12 will get you into the Setup.

HP has compiled information on its BIOS here.

The F1 or F2 key should get you into the BIOS.

Older hardware might require the key combination CTRL+ALT+F3 or CTRL+ALT+INS or Fn+F1.

If you have a ThinkPad, consult this Lenovo resource: how to access the BIOS on a ThinkPad.

On a Sony VAIO, F2 or F3 will get you into the Setup, but you can also try F1.

If your VAIO has an ASSIST key, try to press and hold it while you power on the laptop. This also works if your Sony VAIO came with Windows 8.

Your best bet is the F2 key.

Other candidates include F1 and ESC.

On the Toshiba Equium F12 will enter the BIOS.

Toshiba also has more detailed instructions on how to access the BIOS.

For further manufacturers, consult this list list of BIOS access keys.

Unfortunately, there is very little consistency. Neither do computer manufacturers always use the same motherboard manufacturer, nor do motherboard manufacturers consistently define the same key for entering the BIOS. If you want a definite answer on which keys to press to enter Setup, you have to search for the exact model of your computer’s motherboard.