BIOS Settings Tutorial

Learn how to access and configure BIOS settings on your OnexPlayer device for optimal gaming performance and system stability.

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Accessing BIOS

To enter BIOS on your OnexPlayer device, you need to press the correct key combination during startup. Follow these steps carefully:

Method 1: Power Button + Volume Up

  1. Turn off your OnexPlayer completely
  2. Hold the Volume Up button
  3. While holding Volume Up, press and hold the Power button
  4. Keep both buttons pressed until you see the BIOS screen

Method 2: F2 Key (with keyboard)

  1. Connect a USB keyboard to your OnexPlayer
  2. Restart the device
  3. Immediately press F2 repeatedly during startup
  4. Continue until BIOS appears
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Navigating BIOS Interface

Once you're in BIOS, you'll see several tabs and options. Here's how to navigate effectively:

Navigation Controls

  • Arrow Keys: Move between options
  • Enter: Select/Enter submenu
  • Esc: Go back/Exit
  • F10: Save and Exit

Main Tabs

  • Main: System information
  • Advanced: CPU and memory settings
  • Chipset: Hardware configuration
  • Boot: Boot order and options
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Essential BIOS Settings

Configure these important settings to optimize your OnexPlayer's performance:

Performance Settings

CPU Configuration

  • • Enable Intel Turbo Boost
  • • Set CPU Power Management to Performance
  • • Enable Hyper-Threading

Memory Settings

  • • Enable XMP Profile
  • • Set Memory Frequency to Auto
  • • Enable Memory Fast Boot

Graphics Settings

Integrated Graphics

  • • Set DVMT Pre-Allocated to 64MB
  • • Enable Intel Graphics
  • • Set Primary Display to Auto

Display Options

  • • Enable Panel Self Refresh
  • • Set Display Resolution to Native
  • • Enable Fast Boot Display
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Boot Configuration

Configure boot settings to ensure your OnexPlayer starts up quickly and reliably:

Boot Priority Order

  1. Navigate to the Boot tab in BIOS
  2. Set your primary storage device (SSD) as first boot option
  3. Disable unnecessary boot devices to speed up startup
  4. Enable Fast Boot if available

Security Settings

  • • Secure Boot: Can be disabled for compatibility
  • • TPM: Enable for Windows 11 compatibility
  • • USB Boot: Enable for external device booting
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Saving and Exiting

After making your changes, it's crucial to save them properly:

⚠️ Important Warning

Always save your changes before exiting BIOS. Exiting without saving will lose all your configuration changes.

Save and Exit

  1. Press F10 key
  2. Select "Yes" to save changes
  3. System will restart automatically

Exit Without Saving

  1. Press Esc key
  2. Select "Exit Without Saving"
  3. Confirm your choice

Troubleshooting

Can't Access BIOS?

  • • Try different key combinations
  • • Ensure device is completely powered off first
  • • Use a wired USB keyboard if available
  • • Check if Fast Boot is disabled in Windows

System Won't Boot?

  • • Reset BIOS to default settings
  • • Check boot device priority
  • • Verify all connections are secure
  • • Contact support if issues persist
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