Cancel the computer to start when you press F1 to enter system _ love you much

First of all, let me first explain, press F1 to enter the system causes the computer to start when you press F1 to enter the system by pressing the F1 key, this is because your BIOS is set incorrectly, but can also be a normal boot system, in the case of non-lethal failures, F1 is asking you whether to continue. You do not install the floppy disk drive, but in the CMOS settings, open the diskette drive option. solution 1: is: on pressing the del key, enter BIOS settings, select the first "basic settings", set the floopy a "no" Disabel is invalid then you can start the .2 on power press DEL to enter BIOS, press ENTER to enter the first, a look inside the "DriveA" is not "None", not "Pgup PgDn" "or" be modified, the modified press "ESC" to exit, select "Save & ExitSetup" item press ENTER to exit the BIOS, restart, and then if you change the battery and then follow the steps above to reset. 3 no need to press the F1 key to enter, mainly because the BIOS settings does not match the real hardware data, can be divided into the following cases: 1, virtually no floppy drive or floppy disk drive is broken, and the BIOS is set to the floppy drive, this led to press F1 to continue. 2. the original of the hanging two hard drives in the BIOS is set to double hard drive, then take off one when we forget the BIOS setting to come back, the problem may also occur. 3. motherboard battery has a will result in data loss to occur this failure. 4. reboot the system, enter BIOS settings and found that the floppy was set to 1.44M, but actually there is no floppy drive in the chassis, this key is set to NONE, troubleshooting.