Built-h BIOS Setup Program
Boot Up Floppy Seek Check if the floppy drives installed on the
system are correct or not. This option’s operation usually occurs when
the magnetic heads of the floppy drives produce a sound during power
on self test. The available options are :
-Disabled
Boot Up
Status -This allows users to determine the default
state of the numeric keypad. By default, the system boots up with
on.
(default)
Boot Up System Speed Sets the speed of the system during power on
self test sequence. The available options are :
-High (default)
-Low
Gate A20 Option Boots the performance of system with
using the 80286 protected mode such as OS/2 UNIX. This option deter-
mines the accessibility of the extended memory. The available options
:
-FAST (default)
Normal
Typematic Rate Setting Defines the setting of the keyboard’s
rate. The available options are :
-Disabled (default)
-Enabled
Typematic Rate
-Specifies the key repeat rate, in seconds, of
keyboard character. The available options are :
6 (default)
:
Typematic Delay
the
milliseconds, before a
key repeat. The available Options
:
250 (default)
Built-h BIOS Setup Program
Security Option -Determines whether the password will be asked for
in every boot (System), or when entering into the SETUP program
(Setup default). Refer to the section entitled SUPERVISOR PASSWORD
for the password setting.
Palette Snoop -Selects “Enabled” to solve the abnormal color
in Windows while using ISA
and
VGA card. The available
options are:
-Disabled (default)
-Enabled
OS Select For DRAM
Selects the OS if DRAM
The
available options are:
(default)
No FDD For WIN 95 -Enables to release
under when the
floppy drive in CMOS Setup is set to NONE, When we select “Yes”.
BIOS reports the information to Windows 95 when no floppy drive is
installed.
Yes
Video BIOS Shadow Enables the system shadowing and achieve the
best performance of the system. The available options are:
Enabled (default)
-Disabled
CCOOO-CFFFF,
DBFFF,
Shadow If you have a shadowing of the BIOS
at any of the above segments, you may set the appropriate memory
cacheable function to “Enabled”. Otherwise, select “Disabled”
