Can’t reach BIOS using my keyboard

Asked By Leijsen 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/07/2011

Excuse me, I want to ask…

My keyboard cannot be used to enter the bios, but can get into windows ..

Before my keyboard cannot be detected [keyboard ps2]. I try to use another keyboard remains the detect [keyboard ps2] … then I use a converter USB to ps2… but to her as a HID detect…

So now my keyboard is not able to get into bios

Please help.

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Answered By Lauralyn 0 points N/A #88551

Can’t reach BIOS using my keyboard

Hi,

You must do the following procedures to isolate your problem. Kindly use other keyboard with PS/2 connector then to enter BIOS/CMOS setup just press DELETE or F2 key. If still not working use a keyboard with USB connector then restart your computer and enter to BIOS/CMOS setup again.

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Answered By Leijsen 0 points N/A #88553

Can’t reach BIOS using my keyboard

simple and It is extremely helpful for me.. many thanks Lauralyn 

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #322333

Can’t reach BIOS using my keyboard

If you can log into your account in Microsoft Windows then your keyboard is working just fine. One possible reason why you cannot go into the BIOS is the access key used. Different computer models or brands use different keys for the BIOS but most of the time the Del or Delete key is used.

To go to the BIOS, start or restart your computer normally then right after the POST screen appears press Del, Delete, F2, or whichever key is used to go to the BIOS. You can find the right button displayed on the POST screen. If the problem continues with your PS/2 keyboard, you can always shift to a USB keyboard which should work normally.

Just buy a new USB keyboard and replace your PS/2 keyboard.

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