Guide on Access BIOS to Different Brands of

PC
If your locked PC cannot access BIOS smoothly even though you have try the most popular key or keys
combination already, then you will need to try other keys instead, following are the methods on how to
enter BIOS to certain brand of PC for your references:

Acer - Aspire, Power, Veriton, Extensa, Ferrari, TravelMate, Altos

• Press Del or F2 immediately after powering on.
• The BIOS on the Acer Altos 600 server uses the Ctrl+Alt+Esc key
and the F1 key for advanced options.
• Older Acer computers may use also use the F1 or Ctrl+Alt+Esc keys
to access BIOS.

Compaq - Presario, Prolinea, Deskpro, Systempro, Portable

• Press F10 while the cursor in the top right corner of the screen is
blinking.
• Older Compaq computers may use the F1, F2, F10, or Del key to give
access to BIOS
Dell - XPS, Dimension, Inspiron, Latitude. OptiPlex, Precision, Vostro
• Press F2 when the Dell logo appears. Press every few seconds until the
message Entering Setup appears.

• Older Dell desktops and laptops may instead use Ctrl+Alt+Enter or

Del to enter BIOS.

• Older Dell laptops may use Fn+Esc or Fn+F1.

eMachines - eMonster, eTower, eOne, S-Series, T-Series
• Press Tab or Del while the eMachine logo displays on screen.

• Other eMachine computers may use F2 to enter BIOS.

Fujitsu - LifeBook, Esprimo, Amilo, Tablet, DeskPower

• Press F2 once the Fujitsu logo appears.

Gateway - DX, FX, One, GM, GT, GX, Profile, Astro

• Press the F1 key repeatedly after restarting the computer.• Some older
Gateway computers use F2 to access the BIOS Setup utility.
Hewlett-Packard (HP) - Pavilion, TouchSmart, Vectra, OmniBook,
Tablet
• Press the F1, F10, or F11 key after restarting the computer.
• HP Tablet PCs may use F10 or F12.
• Other HP computers may allow access to BIOS using the F2 or Esc
keys
IBM - PC, XT, AT
• Press F1 immediately after powering on the computer.
• Older IBM computers (including some laptops) may utilize the F2 key
for BIOS entry
Lenovo (formerly IBM) - ThinkPad, IdeaPad, 3000 Series,
ThinkCentre, ThinkStation
• Press F1 or F2 after powering on the computer.

• Older Lenovo products allow access to BIOS using Ctrl+Alt+F3,

Ctrl+Alt+Ins, or Fn+F1.

Micron (MPC Computers) - ClientPro, TransPort

• Press F1, F2 or Del immediately after powering on the PC

NEC - PowerMate, Versa, W-Series

• Press F2 to enter the BIOS Setup

Packard Bell - 8900 Series, 9000 Series, Pulsar, Platinum, EasyNote,

imedia, iextreme

• Press F1, F2, or Del to enter BIOS.

Sharp - Notebook Laptops, Actius UltraLite

• Press F2 after the computer starts.
• Some very old Sharp PCs require a Setup Diagnostics Disk to access
BIOS
Shuttle - Glamor G-Series, D'vo, Prima P2-Series, Workstation, X Mini
XPC, Surveillance
• Press F2 or Del on startup

Sony - VAIO, PCG-Series, VGN-Series

• Press F1, F2 or F3 after turning on the computer.
 Toshiba - Portégé, Satellite, Tecra, Equium
• Press F1 or Esc after powering on to access BIOS.
• Press F12 on a Toshiba Equium.

As long as you find the right key or keys combination to enter BIOS, you can set BIOS to boot from the
order and keep on your password recovery process then.

Acer

Aspire, Predator, Spin, Swift, Extensa, Ferrari, Power, Altos, TravelMate, Veriton

• Press Del or F2 immediately after powering on.

• The Acer Veriton L480G uses F12.
• The BIOS on the Acer Altos 600 server uses the Ctrl+Alt+Esc key and the F1 key for advanced
options.
• Older Acer computers may use also use the F1 or Ctrl+Alt+Esc keys to access BIOS.

Asus

B-Series, ROG-Series, Q-Series, VivoBook, Zen AiO, ZenBook

• Press (or press and hold) F2 until you see the BIOS screen. You might need to press the key
repeatedly until the BIOS utility appears.
• Some Asus laptops might require that the Del, Esc, or F10 key be pressed instead.
• Older Asus computers might boot to the BIOS setup utility only if you hold down the Esc key
until you reach the Boot Device Selection screen; continue to BIOS by selecting Enter Setup from
the menu.

Compaq

Presario, Prolinea, Deskpro, Systempro, Portable

• Press F10 while the cursor in the top right corner of the screen is blinking.
• Older Compaq computers may use the F1, F2, F10, or Del key to give access to BIOS.

Dell

XPS, Dimension, Inspiron, Latitude, OptiPlex, Precision, Alienware, Vostro

• Press F2 when the Dell logo appears. Press every few seconds until the message Entering Setup
appears.
• Older Dell desktops and laptops may instead use Ctrl+Alt+Enter or Del to enter BIOS.
 • Older Dell laptops may use Fn+Esc or Fn+F1.

eMachines

eMonster, eTower, eOne, S-Series, T-Series

• Press Tab or Del while the eMachine logo displays on screen.

• Other eMachine computers may use F2 to enter BIOS.

EVGA

SC17, SC15

• Press Del repeatedly while the EVGA laptop is booting.

Fujitsu

LifeBook, Esprimo, Amilo, Tablet, DeskPower, Celsius

• Press F2 once the Fujitsu logo appears.

Gateway

DX, FX, LT, NV, NE, One, GM, GT, GX, SX, Profile, Astro

• Press the F1 or F2 key repeatedly after restarting the Gateway computer to access the BIOS
Setup utility. You might have to press and hold the key in order to reach BIOS.

Hewlett-Packard (HP)

Pavilion, EliteBook, ProBook, Pro, OMEN, ENVY, TouchSmart, Vectra, OmniBook, Tablet,
Stream, ZBook

• Press the F1, F10, or F11 key after restarting the computer.
• HP Tablet PCs may use F10 or F12.
• Other HP computers may allow access to BIOS using the F2 or Esc keys.
• Still others might require that you press the Esc key and then F10.

IBM

PC, XT, AT

• Press F1 immediately after powering on the computer.

• Older IBM computers (including some laptops) may utilize the F2 key for BIOS entry.
Lenovo (formerly IBM)

ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga, Legion, 3000 Series, N Series, ThinkCentre, ThinkStation

• Press F1 or F2 after powering on the computer.

• Some Lenovo products have a small Novo button on the side (next to the power button) that
you can press (you might have to press and hold) to enter the BIOS setup utility. You might have
to then enter BIOS Setup once that screen is displayed.
• Older Lenovo products allow access to BIOS using Ctrl+Alt+F3, Ctrl+Alt+Ins, or Fn+F1.

Micron (MPC Computers)

ClientPro, TransPort

• Press F1, F2 or Del immediately after powering on the PC.

NEC

PowerMate, Versa, W-Series

• Press F2 to enter the BIOS Setup.

Packard Bell

8900 Series, 9000 Series, Pulsar, Platinum, EasyNote, imedia, iextreme

• Press F1, F2, or Del to enter BIOS.

Samsung

Odyssey, Notebook 5/7/9, ArtPC PULSE, Series 'x' laptops

• Press F2 to start the BIOS setup utility. You might need to press this key repeatedly until the
BIOS screen appears.

Sharp

Notebook Laptops, Actius UltraLite

• Press F2 after the computer starts.

• Some very old Sharp PCs require a Setup Diagnostics Disk to access BIOS.

Shuttle

Glamor G-Series, D'vo, Prima P2-Series, Workstation, XPC, Surveillance

 • Press F2 or Del on startup.

Sony

VAIO, PCG-Series, VGN-Series

• Press F1, F2 or F3 after turning on the computer.

Toshiba

Portégé, Satellite, Tecra, Equium

• Press F1 or Esc after powering on to access BIOS.

• Press F12 on a Toshiba Equium.

The following companies are either closed for business or no longer manufacture or support
mainstream computers systems, so verifying the following BIOS access information is nearly
impossible. I have included what I could dig up for anyone who might be interested:

ARI / ALR / AST (Advantage) - Press the Ctrl+Alt+Esc or Ctrl+Alt+Del keys.

Cybermax - Press the Esc key.

Tandon - Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys.

Medion - Use the Del key.

Acer

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.

Asus

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.

DELL

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.

HP

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.

Lenovo

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.

Sony

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.

Toshiba

Your best bet is the F2 key.

Other candidates include F1 and ESC.

On the Toshiba Equium F12 will enter the BIOS.

BIOS Keys by Manufacturer

Here's a list of common BIOS keys by brand. Depending on the age of your model, the key may
be different.

• ASRock: F2 or DEL
• ASUS: F2 for all PCs, F2 or DEL for Motherboards
• Acer: F2 or DEL
 • Dell: F2 or F12
• ECS: DEL
• Gigabyte / Aorus: F2 or DEL
• HP: F10
• Lenovo (Consumer Laptops): F2 or Fn + F2
• Lenovo (Desktops): F1
• Lenovo (ThinkPads): Enter then F1.
• MSI: DEL for motherboards and PCs
• Microsoft Surface Tablets: Press and hold volume up button.
• Origin PC: F2
• Samsung: F2
• Toshiba: F2
• Zotac: DEL

Method 2: Use Windows 10's Advanced Start Menu

Unfortunately, some computers go through POST so quickly that there's no time to hit a key.
Some desktops won't even recognize input from a USB keyboard until after POST is completed
(though they will see input from an old PS2-style keyboard). If you can't use a BIOS key and you
have Windows 10, you can use the "Advanced startup" feature to get there.

1. Navigate to Settings.

2. Click Update & Security.

3. Select Recovery in the left pane.

4. Click Restart now under the Advanced startup header.

Your computer will reboot.

5. Click Troubleshoot.

6. Click Advanced options.

7. Click UEFI Firmware Settings.

8. Click Restart to confirm.

Method 3: Use a Linux Command

If you're running a modern version of Linux such as Ubuntu, you may be able to get to the BIOS
by typing "sudo systemctl reboot --firmware" at the command prompt.

What if you can't boot your OS or hit a BIOS key?

If your computer can't load an operating system, because it doesn't detect a bootable drive, it will
usually pause, beep and give you the option to enter the BIOS, which it will often call "setup."

However, the biggest problems occur when the system POSTs too fast for you to hit a key and
then Windows or Linux tries to boot and fails. I've had this problem when I had a missing or
corrupted bootloader, I got the Windows splash screen and then a blue screen of death.

To force the BIOS to appear under these circumstances, you can try using an emergency boot
disk, provided that you can either select a boot device at startup or your computer has set an
external USB drive as a higher boot priority than its internal storage drive(s).

You can use a Windows 10 install disk as an emergency boot disk. Once the USB boots, you
need to click "Repair your computer" instead of install and then click Troubleshoot -> UEFI
Firmware Settings -> Restart.
Finally, if you can't boot off of an emergency disk, you can try to cause a system halting error
that would prevent your computer from attempting to boot off of its internal drives. Then, you'll
be given the option to enter the BIOS menu.

Many desktop computers will give an error message if there's no keyboard plugged in or if the
keyboard buffer is overloaded from holding down too many keys at start. Pulling out your
primary internal storage drive would also cause an error that would let you into the BIOS, but if
that drive has a non-booting OS on it, your problems might resume once you plug it back in.

Bottom Line

Whatever method you use to access your BIOS, be careful when making changes to your settings
there. You could end up disabling key components.

System BIOS Boot Keys for Laptops/Desktop PCs

Here is my list of Laptop and Desktop System Boots Codes for various vendors. It's great if
you're a techy like me and you're trying to remember what code to use for a particular brand or
model of computer. Note, not all keys will work as some models have different key
combinations to others.
Acer

F2 (BIOS Setup)
ALT + F2 (Boot Device Options)
F12 (Boot Device Options)
ALT + F10 (Acer eRecovery)

ASUS

ESC (Boot Selection Menu)

F2 (BIOS Setup)
F9 (Asus Laptop Recovery)

Apple (Models 2006+)

Command + Option + P + R (PRAM and NVRAM Reset)

Command + S (Boot into Single-User Mode)
Command + V (Boot with Verbose Status)
Option (Select Hard Drive Boot Volume)
Option + N (Boot Image from Netboot Server)
Shift (Boot into Safe Mode)
C (Boot from CD Drive)
D (Boot from OS/X Recovery and perform Hardware Test)
N (Boot from Network)

Dell

CTRL + F11 (Dell™ PC Restore by Symantec)

F8 (Repair Your Computer) Dell Factory Image Restore

EI Systems

F10 (System Recovery)

Fujitsu

F2 (BIOS Setup)
F12 (Boot Menu)

Gateway

F11 or R (Gateway Recovery)

HP / Compaq Desktops

F10 (HP Recovery)

HP Pavilion / Compaq Laptops

ESC (Startup Menu)

F1 (System Information)
F2 (System Diagnostic)
F9 (Boot Device Options)
F10 (BIOS Setup)
F11 (System Recovery)

IBM ThinkPad

F11 (IBM Product Recovery)

Intel NUC

F2 (System Setup)
F7 (BIOS Update)
F10 (Boot Menu)

iRULU Walknbook

ESC (Boot Device Options)

Lenovo

(Lenovo OneKey Rescue System)

F2 (BIOS Setup)

Packard Bell

F11 (Recovery Program)

Sony Vaio

F10 (VAIO Recovery Wizard)

Toshiba

0 (zero) (Toshiba Harddrive Recovery Utility)

F2 (Setup Utility)
F8 (Advanced Boot Options Menu)
F12 (Boot Menu)

Specific Keys for all PC brands to Enter BIOS/UEFI

Key to Enter BIOS or Boot
OEM/Brands Devices/Models
into BIOS/UEFI

Aspire, Predator, Spin, Swift, Extensa, Ferrari, Power,

ACER DEL key or F2 Key
Altos, TravelMate

ASUS Delete key A-Series

B-Series, ROG-Series, Q-Series, VivoBook, Zen AiO,

ASUS F2 key or Esc
ZenBook

COMPAQ F10 key Presario, Prolinea, Deskpro, Systempro, Portable

XPS, Dimension, Inspiron, Latitude, OptiPlex, Precision,

DELL F2 key
Alienware, Vostro

EliteBook, ProBook, Pro, OMEN, ENVY, TouchSmart,

HP ESC key or F10 key or F11 key
Vectra, OmniBook, Tablet, Stream, ZBook

HP PAVILLION F1 key Pavilion

ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga, Legion, 3000 Series, N

LENOVO F1 key or F2 key
Series, ThinkCentre, ThinkStation

Odyssey, Notebook 5/7/9, ArtPC PULSE, Series ‘x’

SAMSUNG F2 key
laptops

SAMSUNG
F10 key Ultrabook
ULTRABOOK

SONY F1 key or F2 key or F3 key PCG-Series, VGN-Series

SONY VAIO ASSIST BUTTON VAIO

TOSHIBA F1 key or ESC key Portégé, Satellite, Tecra, Equium

TOSHIBA EQUIUM F12 key Equium

Note: Lenovo brand also uses Novo button. When such a designated button exists, make sure to
try it if the shown ones fail.

How to Boot into BIOS/UEFI settings from Windows

10?
Additionally, If you have Windows 10 (also applies to Windows 8, Windows 8.1), things can be
even easier. You can enter Windows 10 BIOS/UEFI settings even if you are unsure of what keys
are to be used. The Advanced Startup feature can help you to access the BIOS menu. You can
invoke advanced startup in two ways:

• Head over to Settings > Update and Security > Recovery.

• Under Advanced Startup, press Restart.

OR
 • Press the windows button on the left end of your taskbar.
• Now, in the power off options, Hold the Shift button on your keyboard and press restart.
• Consequently, this will take you to the Advanced options.

Now, navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings. And voila!
How to boot into USB from UEFI/BIOS?

To start with, prepare the USB bootable media. If you haven’t already, you should check out our
other articles. For Windows users, check out how to make a bootable USB media using Rufus or
creating bootable USB without any tool. If you happen to be using popular Linux distros like
Ubuntu know the easy ways to create bootable USB from ISO in Ubuntu.

• The first thing to do is to restart or shut down your PC.

• Insert the USB bootable media drive and switch on your computer.
• If the default setup in your BIOS or UEFI mode is configured accordingly or if you have manually
done the same, your will PC will automatically boot to the USB when connected. If not, continue
to the next step.
• Boot into the BIOS settings using the keys of your specific manufacturer that we showed
before.
• Look for Boot menu or something similar if that specific tab is not present.
• Finally, change the Boot Priority so that the Removable USB media is the prior one.
• Furthermore, you can directly boot into the USB media if there is such a function.

Also, do note that if you are looking to boot into an Ubuntu USB media ( or any Linux
distributions for that matter), disable fast boot option if available. Moreover, you need to turn on
the legacy boot mode for the same cause. For UEFI/EFI supported modern devices, this can be
done by disabling secure boot mode
Enter BIOS/UEFI settings

So that’s pretty much about it. Seems like the OEM’s keep bringing more and more series
lineups to the table. Therefore, the keys assigned for accessing UEFI or BIOS settings may
change for those devices. Still, we hope that this could help you at the time of need and feel free
to use the comment section below to widen the list. Also, point out the keys which didn’t help
you to enter BIOS utility as well. Cheers!

How to Boot to BIOS in Different Computers

Usually, when we boot up a computer, it will automatically first boot up a utility which will
check the hardware and then load necessary application software to the related devices to make
the computer come to life. Typically, this privileged utility can be called BIOS, which is a
firmware that attached to the motherboard of each computer by default. In BIOS, you can
handle the hardware such as the hard disk, RAM, and graphic card, which will greatly affect
your computer performance. So you should know how to boot to BIOS in different computers.
Due to the different brands of computers, the ways to boot to BIOS may differ. So we will focus
on some famous brands and demonstrate their ways to boot to BIOS.

Boot to BIOS in Acer Boot to BIOS in Compaq Boot to BIOS in Dell

Boot to BIOS in Emachines Boot to BIOS in Fujitsu Boot to BIOS in Gateway
Boot to BIOS in HP Boot to BIOS in IBM Boot to BIOS in Lenovo
Boot to BIOS in Nec Boot to BIOS in Packard Bell Boot to BIOS in Samsung
Boot to BIOS in Sharp Boot to BIOS in Sony Boot to BIOS in Toshiba

Acer has different models of computers such as Apire, Power, Veriton, Extensa, Ferrari,
TravelMate, Altos. Here are some ways to boot to BIOS for them respectively.

• Press Del or F2 immediately after powering on.

• The Acer Veriton L480G uses F12.
• The BIOS on the Acer Altos 600 server uses the Ctrl+Alt+Esc key and the F1 key for
advanced options.
• Older Acer computers may use also use the F1 or Ctrl+Alt+Esc keys to access BIOS.
Compaq owns Presario, Prolinea, Deskpro, Systempro and Portable. And their ways to boot to
BIOS are shown below.

• Press F10 while the cursor in the top right corner of the screen is blinking.
• Older Compaq computers may use the F1, F2, F10, or Del key to give access to BIOS.

Dell is well known for being a worldwide computer manufacturer, it owns many sub-brand
computers such as XPS, Dimension, Inspiron, Latitude, OptiPlex, Precision, Vostro.

• Press F2 when the Dell logo appears. Press every few seconds until the message
Entering Setup appears.
• Older Dell desktops and laptops may instead use Ctrl+Alt+Enter or Del to enter BIOS.
• Older Dell laptops may use Fn+Esc or Fn+F1.

Emachines is famous for its practical product. It has eMonster, eTower, eOne, S-Series, T-Series
computers, and those computers can boot to BIOS in the under ways.

• Press Tab or Del while the eMachine logo displays on the screen.
• Other eMachine computers may use F2 to enter BIOS.
Fujitsu is famous Japanese computer manufacturer, and it has diversity sub-brands. Just follow
the under steps to make them boot to BIOS if you want.

• Press F2 once the Fujitsu logo appears.

Gateway and its sub-brands:DX, FX, One, GM, GT, GX, Profile, Astro. Follow under steps to
boot to BIOS.

• Press the F1 key repeatedly after restarting the computer.

• Some older Gateway computers use F2 to access the BIOS Setup utility.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is the biggest personal computer manufacturer. It owns Pavilion,

TouchSmart, Vectra, OmniBook, Tablet. The ways for them to boot to BIOS are listed below.

• Press the F1, F10, or F11 key after restarting the computer.
• HP Tablet PCs may use F10 or F12.
• Other HP computers may allow access to BIOS using the F2 or Esc keys.
IBM is famous for its Super Computers, but it did have some personal computer brands. Their
ways to boot to BIOS are listed below.

• Press F1 immediately after powering on the computer.

• Older IBM computers (including some laptops) may utilize the F2 key for BIOS entry.

Lenovo is also a worldwide famous technology company. ThinkPad, IdeaPad, 3000 Series,
ThinkCentre, ThinkStation are the sub-brands of it. There are under steps for them to boot to
BIOS.

• Press F1 or F2 after powering on the computer.

• Older Lenovo products allow access to BIOS using Ctrl+Alt+F3, Ctrl+Alt+Ins, or
Fn+F1.

Nec is a computer manufacturer whose headquarter located in minato-ku, Japan. And it has many
good products. But the way to boot to BIOS is simple. You can follow the under step.

• Press F2 to enter the BIOS Setup.

Packard Bell is a computer company that located in Netherlands. As the biggest computer
manufacturer in Europ, it has made some good products such as 8900 Series, 9000 Series, Pulsar,
Platinum, EasyNote, imedia, iextreme. But its way to boot to BIOS is also very simple.
 • Press F1, F2, or Del to enter BIOS.

Samsung is a famous manufacturer of computers. It has many computer products. And the way
to boot to BIOS is shown below.

• Press F2 to start the BIOS setup utility.

Sharp is a Japanese based computer manufacturer. It has released some Notebook Laptops like
Actius UltraLite. And the ways to boot to BIOS are shown below.

• Press F2 after the computer starts.

• Some very old Sharp PCs require a Setup Diagnostics Disk to access BIOS.

Sony is a worldwide technology company, it has made different name of computers such as
VAIO, PCG-Series, VGN-Series. All those computers can boot to BIOS by under way.

• Press F1, F2 or F3 after turning on the computer.

Being a famous Japanese company in the world, it has released many good computers such as
Portégé, Satellite, Tecra, Equium. The ways of booting to BIOS may differ from different series,
just adapt the under steps to your computer.

• Press F1 or Esc after powering on to access BIOS.

• Press F12 on a Toshiba Equium.
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