welcome back to the adventure this is Adam and today we're discussing BIOS
settings the BIOS or basic input/output system is firmware used to perform
Hardware initialization during the booting process in modern systems the
BIOS initializes and tests the system Hardware and loads a bootloader which
then initializes the operating system to get started I want to select load BIOS
defaults this option is like safe mode all of the settings are at a minimum
which is great for troubleshooting we also have an option to load setup
defaults which is similar to the selective startup premier msconfig in
the sense that the settings are geared towards performance we will come back to
that in just a moment let's restart the computer and see what it does the memory
test is going to run three times this is performing a simple readwrite test on
modern systems the memory test only runs if the quick power-on self-test setting
is disabled now we will try the load setup defaults option the motherboard
I'm using is circa in 1997 on these older systems the memory test will still
run but it will only count up the memory once notice the system started
significantly faster this time back in the BIOS I'm going to the standards demo
setup options what we can do here is disable the auto detect setting for
drives that are not present in the system for my particular setup
I want to disable auto detect for the primary and secondary master I have one
hard drive and one optical drive connected to the system the jumpers on
the drives themselves are set to slave with a little patience you can actually
set all these options for the hard drive you have so nothing is being auto
detected on startup which would be ideal for now I'm going to use the IDE auto
detection option in the BIOS to find the hard drive parameters for me next we
have the BIOS feature setup there is a lot going on here the manual for your
motherboard usually has descriptions for these settings and in some cases may
make a recommendation on what the set them to case in point this BIOS has
a setting called D turbo mode the setting is not listed in the manual for
my motherboard however what this appears to do is the opposite of a turbo button
while I would prefer to have a dedicated button on the front panel that toggles
turbo mode I have this here is the setting for the quick power on self test
for faster boot up I leave this enabled next we have the
boot up floppy seek setting this tests the floppy drive on startup I keep this
disabled as it does take a small amount of time to perform the test each time
the system starts however it is a great feature to enable for troubleshooting
the next setting of interest is the boot up system speed my motherboard manual
states that this setting does not have a function and recommends to set it to
high modern systems have a more complicated BIOS if they have a BIOS at
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