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BOOT MENU
The Boot Menu can be used to adjust the system's boot features. The Boot Menu features
the following options:
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Restore on AC/Power Loss
This option specifies whether or not to restore power to the computer if it is
turned on and there is a power failure. The options are "Stay Off" which keeps the
power off, "Power On" (default) which restores the system's power, and "Last
State" which restores the previous power state.
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On Modem Ring
This option specifies how the system responds when power is off and the modem
detects an incoming call. The options are "Stay Off" (default) and "Power On."
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On LAN
This option controls how the system responds to a LAN wake-up call. The
options are "Stay Off" (default) and "Power On."
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On PME
This option controls how the system responds to a PCI power management event.
The options are "Stay Off" (default) and "Power On."
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First/Second/Third/Fourth Boot Device
You can select the sequence of boot devices by type. Pressing your keyboard's
+ (plus) or – (minus) key allows you to select the order. For maximum system
accessibility, Removable Device should always be set as the First Boot Device.
Hard Drive Submenu
This submenu lists the system's available hard drives. Your computer tries to boot to the
operating system on the first device listed on the Hard Drive submenu. If no operating
system is found, the system continues trying the drives in the order they are listed until an
operating system is located.
To see a list of available drives, highlight this field and press Enter. You can select the boot
device by pressing your keyboard's + or – key. To exit from the Hard Drive submenu, press
Esc.
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