Starting System Setup

System setup means storing the hardware configuration information of the computer in a place called flash memory. Through system setup, the computer retrieves various information including current date and time, memory capacity, and hard disk capacity and type.

You setup the system when you set passwords, change the boot order, and add new peripheral devices to the machine.

Items displayed on the Setup screen may differ by model type and spec.

Caution:

  • Do not change the system setup unless necessary. Incorrect system setup may cause errors during system operation. Use caution when changing the system setup.

  • For performance improvement, the system setup menu configuration and the initial setup status may be changed and may become different from images included in the user manual.

  1. Reboot the system and press [ESC] or [F2].

  2. When the following screen appears, select SCU (Bios Setup) to enter the system setup.

  3. In a few moments, the system setup home screen appears.

Keys Used in System Setup

Keys

Function

Enter

Selects the current item.

Esc

To deselect the current item or to move to the previous screen.

▲, ▼, ◄, ► (Arrow keys)

Moves the cursor up, down, left, and right.

+, -

Increases or decreases the item value.

Page Up

Moves the cursor up to the beginning.

Page Down

Moves the cursor down to the end.

F10

Stores new settings or ends the system setup.
Tip:

Cursor Keypad

  • These keys are used to move the cursors up, down, left, and right.