If your computer has a BIOS setting that is not functioning properly, you should immediately try to get the BIOS setting changed so that your computer will operate more smoothly. If you do not have the BIOS setting in place, it will cause a number of very annoying issues with your computer, such as frequent rebooting, system crashes and even the dreaded blue screen of death. Fortunately, changing this setting in just a few seconds is a very simple process, and can have a dramatic impact on the way your computer operates.
The BIOS is a delicate piece of software which is installed on your personal computer (or at least it acts like it), to set the various different hardware options that are then going to be used on your PC. The reason why BIOS is so important is because it allows you to make sure that your PC is running as efficiently and reliably as possible. There are some instances where changing the BIOS can actually harm your PC, such as if you are using a system with a built-in overclocking feature. This means that if you are using a higher than normal voltage when you are overclocking your PC, then changing the BIOS can actually lead to your computer becoming unstable and even having some of its components damaged.
When your computer boots up, first it checks to see what the maximum memory size is that your PC can use. If the maximum memory size is reached, then the computer either restarts or has to be restarted. This is because the memory that your PC is using now has to be somewhere else in your machine (due to the memory being unable to accept more memory). When your computer tries to boot up again, it will fail and have to restart.
In order to avoid this issue, it is therefore recommended that you make sure you have the latest possible settings for your memory in your PC. By default, most machines will have a maximum RAM setting of 2GB, but there are other smaller limits to individual models, which you can change using the BIOS. The best BIOS setting for gaming computers is to set the RAM to whatever level is lower than the maximum. In this way, your computer will not have to restart when the memory is full, and you will be able to enjoy using all the memory you want – and in the best configuration with your graphics card too.
There are a number of other options you can change, too. You can choose whether to use a solid state drive (SSD), a traditional hard disk drive (HDD), or even use a combination of the two. Knowing what you want your PC to look like will also help you identify any other problems such as frequent rebooting, error messages, or even the dreaded blue screen of death.
However, in addition to the best BIOS setting, there are some very important things you should also check. For example, there are some computers that have the “UE” and “Secure Boot” features enabled, which enable the computer to start up automatically with Windows by reading a small code from an embedded ROM. This is not always necessary, but it is well worth having the option if it’s possible. Also, look for a device driver, which is an important but often hidden part of your PC. If you’ve got a secure lock on your keyboard, for example, then you might not be able to use this feature to enable the Windows bootup.