How to access BIOS in Windows 10 (in Dell / Asus / HP etc.)

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This is a brief discription about how to access BIOS in Windows 10 in Dell,Asus,HP or any other Microsoft supporting systems.
It's different to access BIOS (UEFI) in Windows 10 than previous Windows like Windows XP,7,8 etc.
You can access BIOS (UEFI) by straight from the windows while is ON(No need to restart system and press and hold F2 or F10 or DEL key unlike previous version of Windows)
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[MARKCIE]

Just in case not mentioned below....

This is a crazy way to do this. Just go to the normal Power Menu (bottom left of your desktop) and hold down the 'SHIFT' key as you hit 'Restart'


So [SHIFT] + 'Restart'

[imranbukhari]

Seems like somebody got you on gun point to make this video with in 58sec

[sandiproka]

There is no firmware settings option in my advanced option..instead there is uninstall updates..what do i do ?

[demowomble]

When I use your steps, it leads me to the startup menu. Then I went into bios setup, but there isn’t the advance options and etc. there’s only main, security, system configuration, and etc. Need help, trying to change my vram

[bnhearyza]

Great video.
Love how you kept it so short.
It's fast, but still easy to follow.

Thank you
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[Fearagen]

Thanks for this video. Had trouble getting into the bios the regular way by spamming various keys on a HP Pavilion.

[ohyeeewwaaa]

Simple, easy, to the point. Thanks for your help!

[facePuncher]

Thanks Hardik, this was exactly what I needed. Funny thing is, HP tech support doesn't even know how to do this because they're idiots.

[HardikPatelBuzz]

You can access UEFI with this method if your Windows 10 is a Licence version.
Not sure it will work if you are using cracked Windows 10.

[ananyamittal]

Where can I find virtualization option in BIOS and enable VT-d or VT-x settings enabled ?

[WasibaHasan]

bro I dont have UEFI figamare Setting so can you help me

[REXHERRMANN]

Words cannot describe how much I love you for this video

[briangarcia]

thank you so much dude I needed to access this for my cs project. I love how clear and straight to the point this was

[subscribetomefornoreason]

I don't see any UEFI on my screen. I also can't spam delete or F2 while it boots up. It's like my PC boots up too quickly so my keyboard doesn't have time to register, or my keyboard settings are messed up so it delays action.

I've checked under my mouse, and the red laser doesn't show up until 5 seconds, and my PC is already showing me the sign in screen after 5 seconds too.

[atanaskostadinov]

Hello there, thanks a lot for the great video - short and clear. It helped me a lot to change my Fn keys behavior. Much appreciated!

[Slammy]

Thank you! I just recently upgraded my PC and I'm Windows 10 illiterate, this helped me understand why I couldn't reboot and hit home/del like I used to do.


I did run into an issue with dual monitors. The bios screen will only display on the primary monitor. It's just specific to how I'm arranged. I was trying to just use 1 monitor, my second one, and it seems an unlikely situation.

[jazzieldelossantos]

i am searching virtualization technology in the bios, but thank you, great video.

[nabeelonline]

this worked for me exactly as you mentioned in your video .... thanks

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wtf i dont have the UEFI tab to click on