If your Windows PC keeps booting into BIOS, it could be due to incorrect BOOT Sequence, damaged or loose SATA cable, misconfigured BIOS settings, etc.

Booting into XP confused me but then I decided to check the boot sequence settings in my BIOS and lo and behold they were quite different than when I shut off the computer.

If you see Select boot device option, and the screen asks you to select UEFI Boot sources, then this post will help you confgure the correct boot source.

Insert the installation CD for the operating system you wish to use and then restart the machine, having made sure the CD-ROM is defined in the BIOS setup as first in the boot sequence. Hard drive ...

If you installed Windows on a connected IDE drive, you might need to change your BIOS settings. This Windows-independent utility enables you to set the IDE drive as the primary boot device so it ...

Discover the features and settings of the ASRock Z490 Extreme4 BIOS in this comprehensive overview. Whether you're looking to ...

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Dell GX110 - multiple "BEV device" in BIOS's boot sequence - how to clear? PowerJoe May 13, 2003 Jump to latest Follow Reply ...

To modify the batting–that is, booting–order, navigate to the BIOS’s Boot menu, and then look for an entry called ‘Boot priority order’ (or something similar).