A technician needs to enter the UEFI setup of a new PC, but pressing Del or F2 at start-up does nothing because the screen goes straight to Windows. The USB keyboard works fine in Windows. What is the easiest way in?
Un technicien doit entrer dans la configuration UEFI d'un PC neuf, mais appuyer sur Suppr ou F2 au démarrage ne fait rien, car l'écran passe directement à Windows. Le clavier USB fonctionne bien sous Windows. Quel est le moyen le plus simple d'y accéder ?
Answers
AReplace the USB keyboard with a wireless model that responds fasterRemplacer le clavier USB par un modèle sans fil qui répond plus vite
BUse Windows Advanced startup and choose UEFI Firmware SettingsUtiliser le démarrage avancé de Windows et choisir Paramètres du microprogramme UEFI
CRemove the CMOS battery for a weekRetirer la pile CMOS pendant une semaine
DReinstall WindowsRéinstaller Windows
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