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Setup Items, Defaults, Action, Preferences

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Setup Items Main System Time System Date System memory Extended memory Running Windows 95 Preferences User Password is Set User Pasword Key Click Key auto-repeat speed Delay before auto-repeat* Numlock at POWER-ON Defaults 640 KB 15MB* [No] Disabled On 21.8 per Second .50 Second On Action Allows you to set the system time and date. Select the field you want to change with Tab, shift Tab, or Enter. Allows you to view the system memory and extended memory. Value is typical value, real value depends on your configuration. Allows you to enable/disable Windows 95. If you are not running Windows 95, the BIOS Setup program will offer you some of the Windows 95 features and optimize the use of hardware resources Indicates if a user password has been sent. Allows you to set a password to prevent unauthorized access to your PC. You cannot set a user password if an administrator password HAS NOT been set. Setting a user password prevents unauthorized use of your computer, protects the data stored in it, and preserves the preferences you set. Turns the audible key click On or Off. Determines the number of times per second a keystroke will be repeated when a key is held down. Allows you to specify the length of the delay before a character is repeated when a key is held down. If you generally press keys slowly and heavily, set the delay to a higher number to make your keyboard less sensitive and avoid letters being displaced more than once. Use this field to specify whether the number keys on the numeric keypad are enabled when your computer starts. Otherwise, the keypad keys act as cursor control keys.

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Setup Items
Defaults
Action
Main
System Time
System Date
System memory
Extended memory
Running Windows 95
640 KB
15MB*
[No]
Allows you to set the system time and date.
Select the field you want to change with Tab,
shift Tab, or Enter.
Allows you to view the system memory and
extended memory. Value is typical value, real
value depends on your configuration.
Allows you to enable/disable Windows 95.
If you are not running Windows 95, the BIOS
Setup
program will offer you some of the
Windows 95 features and optimize the use of
hardware resources
Preferences
User Password is
Set User Pasword
Disabled
Indicates if a user password has been sent.
Allows you to set a password to prevent
unauthorized access to your PC. You cannot set
a user password if an administrator password
HAS NOT been set. Setting a user password
prevents unauthorized use of your computer,
protects the data stored in it, and preserves the
preferences you set.
Key Click
On
Turns the audible key click On or Off.
Key auto-repeat speed
21.8 per Second
Determines the number of times per second a
keystroke will be repeated when a key is held
down.
Delay before auto-repeat*
.50 Second
Allows you to specify the length of the delay
before a character is repeated when a key is
held down. If you generally press keys slowly
and heavily, set the delay to a higher number to
make your keyboard less sensitive and avoid
letters being displaced more than once.
Numlock at POWER-ON
On
Use this field to specify whether the number keys
on the numeric keypad are enabled when your
computer starts. Otherwise, the keypad keys act
as cursor control keys.