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六种电脑开机方法（Six computer boot methods） Six computer boot methods, Hao Hao published in 2010, 06, 18, 15:50 reading (5) review (0) Category: personal diary Report If someone asks, can you drive a computer? Youre sure to say, no, just press the Power key. Who will not? If you ask again, will you boot in any other way other than pressing the Power button? You must be stunned. Ha ha, tell you, there are many ways to turn on the machine. Well, do you want to know? Dont worry, let me tell you slowly! Power on Most of the motherboard manufacturers now add a unique power management design to their motherboard BIOS, which allows users to select the status of the computer when they are called after the power failure. In BIOS Power Management Setup menu has a Pwron After PWR-fail, it has three options ON (boot), OFF (off) and FORMER-STS (back to the state before the power is off), as long as we put the Pwron After PWR-fail can be set to ON (Figure 1). Now, lets turn off the computer and unplug the power, and then well power it again to see if your computer has started on its own! Figure 1 power on setting Resume By Alarm Wouldnt it be nice to have your computer automatically boot up at regular intervals per day? This feature does not require the assistance of other software, just your motherboard BIOS support can. To enter the BIOS, in Power Management Setup, a Resume By Alarm (the default time, this option can be set to start) a day or a system boot time fixed date boot (Figure 2). It has only two options, Enabled and Disabled, and when you select Enabled, the following Date (of, month) and Resume Time (hh:mm:ss) entries can be set. Data (of month), indicating the system boot date, if you choose 0, it means every day boot; if you choose the number between 1~31, it means a fixed day boot. The Resume Time (hh:mm:ss) indicates the system boot time. For example, we set Date (of month) to 0 and set Resume Time (hh:mm:ss) to 08:00:00, then the computer would start automatically at 8:0