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Chapter 2 Useful Features
How to change the boot priority
1. When BIOS detects a bootable device, it displays device information in the designated area.
2. Move the cursor to a device using the <↑>/<↓> keys, and change the priority (first to fourth) using the
<+>/<−> keys.
Rules on boot priority
1. If a bootable device is newly connected, the priority lowest in its BBS Priorities is assigned to that device.
2. If a bootable device is disconnected from the server, the relevant device is removed from Priorities of that
device type.
3. When Load Setup Defaults is executed on Save & Exit menu, the Boot Option and Priorities of that
device type are changed as follows.
a) Boot Option Priorities
1. Boot Option #1: CD/DVD
2. Boot Option #2: Removable
3. Boot Option #3: HDD
4. Boot Option #4: Network
b) The priority of bootable devices in Priorities of that device is determined as follows:
Devices other than USB device (e.g., SATA device, RAID) is given higher priority, and USB
device is given priority next to non-USB devices.
c) Bootable device
If a bootable device has been set to Disabled, cancel the Disabled status, and register the
device in Priorities of that device type.
4. If a Remote Management Extended License (*1) is registered, the remote media is added to bootable
devices. The remote media is assigned as follows:
•
The highest priority within "CD/DVD Priorities" is assigned to AMI Remote CD/DVD device.
•
When executing Load Setup Defaults in Save & Exit menu, the highest priority within "CD/DVD
ROM Priorities" is assigned to AMI Remote CD/DVD device.
(*1)
See EXPRESSSCOPE Engine 3 User's Guide for details of Remote Management Extended
License.
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• If Boot Mode is set to "UEFI", HDD Priorities shows the name registered in the
Tips
installed OS.
• If Boot Mode is set to "Legacy", HDD Priorities shows the model number of the
hard disk drive.
Express5800/R120f-2E, T120f
Maintenance Guide
1. System BIOS
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