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* [[#general-preparation|General Preparation]] | * [[#general-preparation|General Preparation]] | ||
* [[#brand-specific-instructions|Brand-Specific Instructions]] | * [[#brand-specific-instructions|Brand-Specific Instructions]] | ||
** [[#key-table|Key Table for BIOS/UEFI Access]] | |||
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== Brand-Specific Instructions == | == Brand-Specific Instructions == | ||
=== Key Table for BIOS/UEFI Access === | |||
The table below summarizes the key combinations to access BIOS/UEFI for different computer manufacturers. | |||
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! Manufacturer !! Keys !! Comments | |||
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| Dell || F2 || Press during boot to access BIOS settings. Disable "Secure Boot" under the "Security" tab. | |||
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| HP || F10 || Press as the computer starts to enter BIOS. Enable "Legacy Support" for USB boot. | |||
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| Lenovo || F1 or F2 || Tap either key when the Lenovo logo appears. Change from UEFI to Legacy if needed. | |||
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| ASUS || F2 or Delete || Press when the ASUS logo shows. Adjust Boot Priority to select USB first. | |||
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| Acer || F2 || Press the key as the Acer logo appears. Set the USB as the first boot device in the sequence. | |||
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=== Dell === | === Dell === | ||