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Computer Help and Support

pinboy3niner

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Reply to neeksgeek (Reply #1)

Thu Dec 1, 2016, 08:21 AM

Dec 2016

Yes, it's a BIOS issue. I thought of going to default, but I don't know how to do that.

Eliminating the space before the cursor should solve it, if someone can tell me how to do that.

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OS won't load automatically on startup [View all] pinboy3niner Dec 2016 OP

Hmmm neeksgeek Dec 2016 #1

Thanks for your reply pinboy3niner Dec 2016 #2

Restoring the BIOS to default state neeksgeek Dec 2016 #3

Hmm Egnever Dec 2016 #4