Should you upgrade or change BIOS settings if your computer reboots itself every few minutes?

Answer 1

Type sysedit in Run and click ok Next delete all the lines from autoexec.bat and config.sys if exist and load= run= must be empty in win.ini next check your schedule task if you find any schedule there delete them. if this doesn't resolve your problem Launch system configuration utility by typing msconfig and clicking ok now uncheck all entries in startup tab (MSCONFIG IS FOR FOR WIN98)

Answer-- From time to time, we must make modifications to our computers that require going into the BIOS of the machine. Although each computer is different, most use standard ways of getting in, changing values, and saving the configuration.

1. When your PC is starting up, press the Setup key. This is usually Del, F2, or F12. The key, however, differs with each machine. It should be stated on the screen which key is the setup key.
2. Once you enter the computer's BIOS, use the arrow keys and tab key to move between elements. Press enter to select an item to change.
3. Find the 'Save and Exit' item once you have applied the settings. If you cannot find it, try pressing ESC and seeing if it prompts you to save.