Boot Your Lenovo Like a Pro: Master the BIOS in 30 Seconds #shorts

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Turn on the computer or restart it.

Press the "F12" key (or an alternative key, depending on the model) repeatedly during the startup process to access the boot menu. The key may vary depending on the model and could be "Enter", "F1", or "F2". Usually, the correct key is displayed on the startup screen.

When the boot menu appears, you will see a list of available boot devices. Use the arrow keys to select the desired boot device. This can be an internal or external hard drive, a USB drive, a CD/DVD drive, or another bootable medium.

Press the "Enter" key to confirm the selected boot device. The computer will boot from the chosen device.

If you need to access the BIOS setup menu to make further settings, press the appropriate key during startup, typically "F1" or "F2" (depending on the model). In the BIOS setup, you can change the boot order to permanently set the desired device as the primary boot device.

Save the changes and exit the BIOS setup by pressing the displayed key, usually "F10".

The computer will restart and should now boot from the chosen boot device.

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Turn on the computer or restart it.

Press the "F12" key (or an alternative key, depending on the model) repeatedly during the startup process to access the boot menu. The key may vary depending on the model and could be "Enter", "F1", or "F2". Usually, the correct key is displayed on the startup screen.

When the boot menu appears, you will see a list of available boot devices. Use the arrow keys to select the desired boot device. This can be an internal or external hard drive, a USB drive, a CD/DVD drive, or another bootable medium.

Press the "Enter" key to confirm the selected boot device. The computer will boot from the chosen device.

If you need to access the BIOS setup menu to make further settings, press the appropriate key during startup, typically "F1" or "F2" (depending on the model). In the BIOS setup, you can change the boot order to permanently set the desired device as the primary boot device.

Save the changes and exit the BIOS setup by pressing the displayed key, usually "F10".

The computer will restart and should now boot from the chosen boot device.

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