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Using the System Setup Option, Running SETUP and lnstalling Drivers

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The table below lists some of the keys you can use to perform SETUP operations. SETUP function keys Press To Home or End F1 or Alt H PgUp or PgDn or + F5 F6 F10 Enter Esc Move the cursor to the next or previous modifiable option Move the cursor to the top or bottom of the menu or screen Display a help screen for the option currently selected Select the previous value Select the next value Supply the previously saved values in the CMOS for the SETUP options on the current screen Supply the factory default values for the SETUP options on the current screen Ignore any changes you have made on the current screen and exit the screen: at the Main Menu, save the configuration and exit Select the current option or value Return to the previous screen: at the Main Menu, exit without saving While you are in SETUP, the bottom of the screen lists the keys you can press to perform specific functions. Using the System Setup Option When you select the System Setup option, you see the System Setup screen. From this screen, you can set the system time and date, define your video display type, check system memory, define the diskette drives, and control keyboard testing during system startup. Running SETUP and lnstalling Drivers 2-3

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The table below lists some of the keys you can use to perform
SETUP operations.
SETUP function keys
Press
To
Move the cursor to the next or previous modifiable option
Home or End
Move the cursor to the top or bottom of the menu or
screen
F1 or Alt H
PgUp or -
PgDn or +
F5
F6
Display a help screen for the option currently selected
Select the previous value
Select the next value
Supply the previously saved values in the CMOS for the
SETUP options on the current screen
Supply the factory default values for the SETUP options on
the current screen
F10
Ignore any changes you have made on the current
screen and exit the screen: at the Main Menu, save the
configuration and exit
Enter
Esc
Select the current option or value
Return to the previous screen: at the Main Menu, exit
without saving
While you are in SETUP, the bottom of the screen lists the keys
you can press to perform specific functions.
Using the System Setup Option
When you select the System Setup option, you see the
System Setup screen. From this screen, you can set the system
time and date, define your video display type, check system
memory, define the diskette drives, and control keyboard
testing during system startup.
Running SETUP and lnstalling Drivers
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