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Introduction
& Definition
Each
Motherboard has a special area of Memory called the
BIOS, this is a non - volatile area of memory that is
even retained on a power down situation.
Peripherals
also have a control ROM or BIOS function, hence it is
possible to update Firmware with a later revision to
fix minor errors and glitches. These updates will be
available from the manufacturers website. 
To
access BIOS you need to press a certain key on system
boot, this varies from manufacturer but on an AMI BIOS
pressing the "Delete" key will take you in
to the programme. The boot screen should tell you which
key combination is required by you.
The
different sections of the BIOS screen
The
BIOS screen has many different options available to
the user
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