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Booting into UEFI Settings on modern PCs can be tricky because the machines are so fast. You have to interrupt the boot sequence and there is very little time to do that. If you wait until after you have pressed the power button to start pressing a key, that may be too late.
Such settings are normally accessed using Esc, Del, or F11.
You need to start pressing the key BEFORE you power on the PC.
You need to press the key rapidly 5 times, as fast as you can, wait a second, and then repeat this -- and keep on repeating this press and wait sequence until the UEFI settings menu appears.
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