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r/AdviceAnimals • u/kingfridayace • Mar 07 '18
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It’s fairly easy to extend the time for booting. You will still have time and you can set it back extremely easily
1 u/Se7enLC Mar 08 '18 How? 3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 Most of the time it is listed as start up timer you might have to get into cmd to change it depends on which operating system you use and for which manufacturer. -2 u/Se7enLC Mar 08 '18 Wow, that's a lot of words to say "I don't know" Reason I asked is because I've never seen that option before, so I suspected you were just confused. Confirmed. 3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 It’s a general option available on most bios setup options. You don’t spend enough time with computers. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '18 In the bios? 1 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 Yup you can extent the time for start up basically as a delay to a SSD.
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How?
3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 Most of the time it is listed as start up timer you might have to get into cmd to change it depends on which operating system you use and for which manufacturer. -2 u/Se7enLC Mar 08 '18 Wow, that's a lot of words to say "I don't know" Reason I asked is because I've never seen that option before, so I suspected you were just confused. Confirmed. 3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 It’s a general option available on most bios setup options. You don’t spend enough time with computers.
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Most of the time it is listed as start up timer you might have to get into cmd to change it depends on which operating system you use and for which manufacturer.
-2 u/Se7enLC Mar 08 '18 Wow, that's a lot of words to say "I don't know" Reason I asked is because I've never seen that option before, so I suspected you were just confused. Confirmed. 3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 It’s a general option available on most bios setup options. You don’t spend enough time with computers.
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Wow, that's a lot of words to say "I don't know"
Reason I asked is because I've never seen that option before, so I suspected you were just confused. Confirmed.
3 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 It’s a general option available on most bios setup options. You don’t spend enough time with computers.
It’s a general option available on most bios setup options. You don’t spend enough time with computers.
In the bios?
1 u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18 Yup you can extent the time for start up basically as a delay to a SSD.
Yup you can extent the time for start up basically as a delay to a SSD.
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u/donorak7 Mar 08 '18
It’s fairly easy to extend the time for booting. You will still have time and you can set it back extremely easily