Set bios to enter the USB disk system

php editor Zimo will introduce to you how to enter the U disk system by setting the BIOS. In some cases, we may need to boot the computer from the USB flash drive, such as installing an operating system or performing system recovery. To achieve this, we need to first enter the computer's BIOS setup interface, and then set the boot order to U disk priority. Next, let’s take a closer look at the specific steps.

First, connect the prepared udeepin USB boot disk to the computer. Then, restart the computer and press the button to enter the BIOS setup when the startup screen appears. It should be noted that different brands of computers may have different buttons. You can check the corresponding buttons by yourself. In addition, avoid confusion with the shortcut keys for one-click USB boot.

1. Next, you will enter the BIOS interface. In this interface, we need to be familiar with the following important operation methods: use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the cursor; press the Enter key to confirm; press the F10 key to save and exit. The specific operation method is subject to the instructions on the BIOS interface. Refer to the picture below.

2. After entering the BIOS interface, we move the cursor to "boot" and then find the U disk option (different computers display slightly different names, usually named after the U disk brand name or USB). In this example, what I display is "removable device", that is, "removable device", as shown in the following figure:

3. Check the instructions. To move the button upward, we need to move the "removable device" device" to the top, so that you can boot from the U disk, as shown in the figure:

After the setting is completed, press F10, select "yes", press Enter to confirm, and then restart. Boot from the USB disk, as shown in the picture.

Finally restart the computer and enter the udeeppe startup interface

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