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‎07-02-2016 02:24 AM

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Product: Hp 14 -d039tu
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)
I have laptop with bios : Insydeh20 version 05.03.31F.11, and i want to unhide advanced menu in bios, so what must i do??
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‎07-02-2016 06:18 AM

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@Gozenx wrote:
I have laptop with bios : Insydeh20 version 05.03.31F.11, and i want to unhide advanced menu in bios, so what must i do??

Hi,

Unfortunately it's not possible. The advanced menu is hidden by default because users could cause damage to the system. Some older BIOSes could have had it bypassed but newer laptops with EFI won't let you do it. For what reason do you want to get to the menu??

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‎07-02-2016 06:18 AM

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@Gozenx wrote:
I have laptop with bios : Insydeh20 version 05.03.31F.11, and i want to unhide advanced menu in bios, so what must i do??

Hi,

Unfortunately it's not possible. The advanced menu is hidden by default because users could cause damage to the system. Some older BIOSes could have had it bypassed but newer laptops with EFI won't let you do it. For what reason do you want to get to the menu??

Asus ROG STRIX G16 Manjaro Xfce
HP Touchpad provided by HP
HP Microserver Gen8 10TB Debian Server

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‎07-09-2016 06:01 PM

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For the reason, i want to install windows xp in my laptop and i had to replace Sata to IDE. So as not bluescreen

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‎07-11-2016 12:47 PM - last edited on ‎07-11-2016 12:54 PM by Retired

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Hello,

I'm 58 and I have been in IT for 21 years as a Professional. Over those years I have acquired a well rounded knowledge of all things IT from building a Customized Desktops/Servers, Network Installation and Maintenence (LAN & WAN), Software /Hardware Troubleshooting,  Web Development...et cetera.

I am considered an expert in IT Troubleshooter among my IT Peers... as much as one can be... as Tech Development quickly changes in our Industry.  Suffice it to say, It's a constant learning curve.

That said !...

 

I Troubleshoot and fix (software,hardware) on Desktops, Laptops, Notebooks, Tablets, Cell Phones..et cetera.

I'm working on an HP Pavilion 23-q112 AIO Desktop with Windows 10 Home

I'm interested in accessing Advanced BIOS features to configure an increase allocation of RAM to the integrated video.

How's it done. If you're not interested in providing it here. Please email me at [Personal Information Removed]

or provide a phone # that I can call but, I'd prefer it written.

I'll be looking forward to your reply.

Thank You

 

Chris Perron

 

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‎07-13-2016 04:50 AM

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@TroubShooter wrote:

Hello,

I'm 58 and I have been in IT for 21 years as a Professional. Over those years I have acquired a well rounded knowledge of all things IT from building a Customized Desktops/Servers, Network Installation and Maintenence (LAN & WAN), Software /Hardware Troubleshooting,  Web Development...et cetera.

I am considered an expert in IT Troubleshooter among my IT Peers... as much as one can be... as Tech Development quickly changes in our Industry.  Suffice it to say, It's a constant learning curve.

That said !...

 

I Troubleshoot and fix (software,hardware) on Desktops, Laptops, Notebooks, Tablets, Cell Phones..et cetera.

I'm working on an HP Pavilion 23-q112 AIO Desktop with Windows 10 Home

I'm interested in accessing Advanced BIOS features to configure an increase allocation of RAM to the integrated video.

How's it done. If you're not interested in providing it here. Please email me at [Personal Information Removed]

or provide a phone # that I can call but, I'd prefer it written.

I'll be looking forward to your reply.

Thank You

 

Chris Perron

 

Hi Chris,

The allocation is automatically set by the BIOS based by the amount of RAM and it won't be changed no matter what.

Asus ROG STRIX G16 Manjaro Xfce
HP Touchpad provided by HP
HP Microserver Gen8 10TB Debian Server

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‎09-24-2016 12:01 PM - edited ‎09-24-2016 12:05 PM

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if you really willing to mess up  with your pc you can chose this link, it will take you to your destination bios modd...

 

 

:smileyvery-happy:i hope you could accept this as your solution.....:smileyvery-happy::smileywink:

 

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