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Startup#

First Boot Device#

Select the first boot priority group. BIOS will try to boot from this group first before trying the boot order.

Possible options:

  1. Boot Order - Default.
  2. Network
  3. SATA Drive
  4. M.2 Drive
  5. VMD Drive
  6. USB HDD
  7. USB CDROM
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP
Firstbootdevice Boot Order, Network, SATA Drive, M.2 Drive, VMD Drive, USB HDD, USB CDROM Yes

First Network Device#

Select the first boot device from the designated group.

Attention

If disabled, the system will try to boot from all the devices in the group.

Possible options:

  1. Disabled - the system will try to boot from all the devices in the group. Default.
  2. Network1
  3. Network2

USB Boot Support#

Possible options:

  1. Enabled - The system could support boot from USB devices. Default.
  2. Disabled - The system could not support boot from USB devices.
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP
USBBootSupport Enabled, Disabled Yes

Boot Up Num-Lock Status#

Whether keypad keys will act as numeric keys.

Possible options:

  1. On - Default.
  2. Off
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP
BootUpNumLockStatus Off, On Yes

Fast Boot#

Record the last successful startup state to reduce the POST time at the next startup.

Attention

We recommend turning off Fast Boot if you often use CD/DVD or network to load your operating system.

Possible options:

  1. Enabled - Default.
  2. Disabled
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP
FastBoot Disabled, Enabled Yes

Option Keys Display#

Controls the system software option key prompts (such as the F1 key) when the system is turned on.

Attention

Disabling the prompts will not affect the function of a specific key.

Possible options:

  1. Disabled - Default.
  2. Enabled
WMI Setting name Values Locked by SVP
OptionKeysDisplay Disabled, Enabled Yes