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Setup Options
The table below lists the options available on the general Setup
menu. See the next sections for detailed descriptions of each
o p t i o n
Option
Standard CMOS
Setup
Advanced CMOS
Setup
Peripheral
Management
Setup
Configure with
BIOS Defaults
Configure with
Power-On Defaults
Change Password
Write to CMOS
and exit
Do not write to
CMOS and exit
2 - 4
Running the Setup Program
Description
Basic options for configuring your computer, such as
setting the time and date, selecting diskette and
hard drive types, and verifying the amount of
system memory
Advanced options, such as enabling or disabling
purity checking, cache, Num Lock, shadowing,
ISA interrupts, and ISA linear frame buffers
Options for setting and modifying peripheral
devices associated with the super I/O controller,
such as the serial and parallel port addresses
Allows you to reload the CMOS with the default
values contained in the flush ROM
Allows you to reload the CMOS with the values
stored at the lust power-on of the system
Allows you to set, change, or disable a password
that will be required to run Setup or boot the
operating system
Saves the new configuration to CMOS RAM
Discards any changes made to the configuration
and does not save it to CMOS RAM
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