BIOS SCREEN KEEP SHOWING UP.

[dayfornight]

Hi People, i need some guidance on BIOS problem,
computer has been always loading into this screen, always need to press F1 to continue.
Online mentioned is something to do with BIOS error, but i don't seen and error message.
Anyone has met with such issue before ? or know any solution to fix it?

 

[jtjt00]

The motherboard CMOS battery is flat, get one CR2032 from minimart.

 

[neobear224]

Hi People, i need some guidance on BIOS problem,
computer has been always loading into this screen, always need to press F1 to continue.
Online mentioned is something to do with BIOS error, but i don't seen and error message.
Anyone has met with such issue before ? or know any solution to fix it?

My gut feeling points to a flat CMOS battery. Time to change to a new battery.

 

[lifeishard]

Hi People, i need some guidance on BIOS problem,
computer has been always loading into this screen, always need to press F1 to continue.
Online mentioned is something to do with BIOS error, but i don't seen and error message.
Anyone has met with such issue before ? or know any solution to fix it?

i had this issue, cold boot always (80% of the time) load to bios screen. I updated bios and it fixed the problem.

 

[SGJoe86]

Note the BIOS date/time and see if it reset during each of your boot-ups. If yes, flat CMOS battery, which can be easily replace as quoted from other bros here.
If any overclocking done, reset all to default value and see if the issue goes away.
Lastly, update to the latest BIOS firmware after completing the above steps.

 

[wwenze]

i had this issue, cold boot always (80% of the time) load to bios screen. I updated bios and it fixed the problem.

It's getting troubling that more and more motherboards are showing such signs of flash memory data loss.

 

[lifeishard]

Note the BIOS date/time and see if it reset during each of your boot-ups. If yes, flat CMOS battery, which can be easily replace as quoted from other bros here.
If any overclocking done, reset all to default value and see if the issue goes away.
Lastly, update to the latest BIOS firmware after completing the above steps.

exactly, my date/time does not reset so i doubt it was cmos battery and in the end i was correct.