I am not able to get into the BIOS

I am at present am having the JULIA and LMDE on different computers and cannot find in the BIOS in any of them. I tried every combination of function keys + Esc and Delaware used to be able to accomplish so much pushing F2 when additional distributions of Linux operating but for a variety of explanations from the moment of lever in the direction of Linux Mint, a BIOS is not available. Bet on familiar terms with the distro of Linux should not make any disparity. Do you have any idea why I cannot be able to enter the BIOS? What is the reason for this?

Seeing that known with it, Linux is a system to develop in the company of any guarantee of support for anything. That is the most important dilemma over Linux, especially to be short of drivers or components gadget. First, ensure through the motherboard manufacturer to recognize the existing BIOS also tell if there is an improvement in the way flashable BIOS that will allow CD / DVD-ROM should be respected. Be sure to follow each and every one tutoring to earlier that strives flash BIOS otherwise motherboard is will be damaged.

I believe that you be supposed to reset the BIOS or else the monitor will not equipped to get into BIOS settings.

1. Turn off computer and remove the power cord.
2. Open the CPU case.
3. See for the silvery coin-like that is a CMOS battery.
4. Remove the battery and put down it after 1 to 2 minutes.
5. Then to CMOS battery you have CMOS reorganize pins.
6. Move jumper from 1-2 pins to 2-3 pins.
7. Strike power switch pair of times.
8. Place jumpers overturn to 1-2 pins.
9. Put in the CMOS battery within the similar place and now Check by booting the computer.

First remove the entire hard drive, CD / DVD, Floppy Drive, and PDS computer case. As you know to get the BIOS does not need all these things. The BIOS can be operated without using all those things. After removing the hard drive otherwise the storage unit to the power cable to the computer. Now try to enter the BIOS setup. If successful, insert the CD-ROM and over again trying to enter the BIOS setup. Try one by one and after seeing the components that cannot enter the BIOS. Hope this is helpful.

I think the BIOS screen is already loaded on your computer, but not the monitor can display, even after the launch of that to several minutes. It could be the cause of the onboard GPU. You need to get the latest graphics driver for it. If you are using additional graphics card and then change the cord to some other slot and install the appropriate driver and see, maybe help. Also, make sure that the monitor is plugged into the DVI important in the top of the graphics card.

I tried to unplug the "last" album "previous record" every additional peripherals except video and album, but not yet launched. I tried removing the battery on the motherboard which is known as CMOS. Afterward I removed as well as replaced RAM memory cards. I became aware that, when only the card swap RAM on the left side, the monitor displays the BIOS. When I changed the RAM stick center then the monitor is showing, except resting previous position not to seek review of memory. I think you should try by swapping the RAM sticks.