BIOS Manual
There are two kind interface of BIOS menu: simple mode (EZ MODE) and advanced mode. Advanced mode includes four modules: SETTINGS (setting), M-FLASH (updating BIOS), HARDWARE MONITOR (hardware Monitoring), BOARD EXPLORER (motherboard view). SETTINGS also contains five parts: system overview, advanced, boot, security, storage and departure.
Simple mode（EZ MODE）
Advanced mode
The advanced mode consists of four modules: SETINGS、M-FLASH、HARDWARE MONITOR、BOARD EXPLORER.
SETTINGS
- System status: an overview of the system
- Advanced: advanced setting
- Boot: system boot settings
- Security: security settings
- Store and leave: store and leave the menu
System Status
● Setting of date and time
● Hard Disk Information
● System information
● DMI information
Advanced
- Integrated perimeter: set network, sound effect, hard disk and other parameters
- Power management settings: EuP2013 power management
- Windows Configuration of operating system：Windows OS Advance Settings
- Wake up event settings: set system wake-up mode
- Network card configuration setting
Integrated peripherals
● Built-in network, sound effect, hard disk advanced setting.
Power management setting
● EuP energy efficiency optimization setting
● System coping style when AC Power supply is interrupted and then recovered
Windows Configuration of operating system
● Win10 WHQL Certification Settings（CSM/UEFI）
● Fast startup: Windows8 Fast Boot function
● Safe startup setting: set Windows to boot safely to prevent unauthorized personnel from operating
Wake up the setting of events
● RTC alarm device wake-up setting
Network card configuration setting
● Configure network device ports
● View network connection status
Boot
● Start high-order configuration settings
● Booting setting
● Priority setting of start-up device
● Hard disk priority setting
Security
● BIOS password setting.
● TPM module setting
Save & Exit
● Save, cancel BIOS changes
● Exit BIOS settings
M-FLASH
● Refer to the article BIOS update procedure
HARDWARE MONITOR
● CPU/SYS heatsink settings
BOARD EXPLORER
● Click the exclamation mark to view the connected peripheral information.
