PHElyenyenen
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Pa help pa pano tanggalin yung insydeh20 setup utility sa acer lagi na lang lumalabas kapag nag power on
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❓ Help Pa help pa pano tanggalin yung insydeh20 setup utility sa acer lagi na lang lumalabas kapag nag power on
- Thread starter Elyenyenen
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dirtyfinger
Forum Veteran
Ano boot priority nyan? Kung di mo sure restore default mo yun bios mo, kung ayaw pa din, malamang need ng palitan cmos battery nyan.
SanitariuM
Eternal Poster
Step 1: Exit and Save Changes
When you’re in the InsydeH20 Setup Utility, choose Exit → Exit Saving Changes.
Restart your PC and see if it boots into Windows normally.
Step 2: Check Boot Order
Go to the Boot tab in InsydeH20.
Make sure Windows Boot Manager (or the drive where Windows is installed) is set as the first boot device.
Save changes → Exit.
Step 3: Disable Fast Boot (Optional)
In the Boot tab, disable Fast Boot.
Sometimes, Fast Boot conflicts and causes the BIOS to show every startup.
Step 4: Check Hard Drive
If the boot order is correct but BIOS still pops up, the drive may not be detected properly.
Ensure your SSD/HDD is securely connected.
Tip: If it keeps appearing despite correct settings, you can reset BIOS to default settings (usually “Load Setup Defaults” under the Exit tab).
hope it helps...
When you’re in the InsydeH20 Setup Utility, choose Exit → Exit Saving Changes.
Restart your PC and see if it boots into Windows normally.
Step 2: Check Boot Order
Go to the Boot tab in InsydeH20.
Make sure Windows Boot Manager (or the drive where Windows is installed) is set as the first boot device.
Save changes → Exit.
Step 3: Disable Fast Boot (Optional)
In the Boot tab, disable Fast Boot.
Sometimes, Fast Boot conflicts and causes the BIOS to show every startup.
Step 4: Check Hard Drive
If the boot order is correct but BIOS still pops up, the drive may not be detected properly.
Ensure your SSD/HDD is securely connected.
Tip: If it keeps appearing despite correct settings, you can reset BIOS to default settings (usually “Load Setup Defaults” under the Exit tab).
hope it helps...
- Load defaults
- Pag nasa BIOS ka na, pindutin F9 (Load Setup Defaults) → tapos F10 (Save & Exit).
- Check kung detected ang drive
- Sa Information/Main tab, tingnan kung lumalabas yung HDD/SSD mo.
- Kung “Not Detected,” patayin laptop, tanggalin at balik ang drive, tapos i-test ulit.
- Set boot mode
- Sa Boot tab, siguraduhin naka-UEFI (hindi Legacy).
- Ayusin boot priority
- Piliin Windows Boot Manager o yung SSD mo bilang First Boot Option.
- Disable Secure Boot (kung kailangan)
- Sa Security tab, mag-set ng temporary Supervisor Password.
- Punta sa Boot tab, i-Disable ang Secure Boot.
- Save gamit F10.
- Enable F12 Boot Menu (pang-test)
- Sa Boot tab, i-enable F12 Boot Menu.
- Pag restart, pindutin F12 at piliin yung Windows Boot Manager.
- Kung di pa rin nasasave settings
- Palitan ang CMOS battery, tapos ulitin steps.
- Kung detected ang drive pero walang OS
- Gumamit ng Windows installer USB → piliin Repair your computer → Startup Repair.
- Kung fail pa rin, reinstall Windows.
Hope this helps bro if may d ka ma gets sa sinabi ko just let me know.
Elyenyenen
Leecher
Thanks po try ko ito
Thanks po try ko
Bumabalik pa din sa bios kahit ano gawin ko pano yung sa CMOS battery pano mapalitan yun
SanitariuM
Eternal Poster
Here’s your laptop CMOS battery guide without bullets:
Step 1: Power Off
Shut down the laptop completely. Unplug the power adapter. Remove the main battery if it’s removable.
Tip: Never work on a laptop while it’s plugged in—risk of short-circuit.
Step 2: Ground Yourself
Touch a metal surface or wear an anti-static wrist strap to prevent static damage.
Step 3: Access the CMOS Battery
Most laptops have the CMOS battery under the back panel, sometimes under the keyboard. Use a small screwdriver to remove the screws on the panel. Carefully lift the panel to expose the motherboard and battery.
Tip: Keep track of screws—they’re tiny and easy to lose.
Step 4: Remove the CMOS Battery
Identify the coin-cell battery (usually CR2032) or a small soldered/pouch battery. If it’s in a socket, gently lift it using a finger or plastic tool. If it’s a pouch battery, gently disconnect the cable from the motherboard.
Tip: Do not use metal tools aggressively—can damage the motherboard.
Step 5: Optional Reset
Wait 5–10 minutes to reset BIOS settings (optional).
Step 6: Reinstall the CMOS Battery
Place the battery back in the socket or reconnect the cable. Ensure the positive (+) side faces up if it’s a coin battery. Press gently until it’s secure.
Step 7: Reassemble & Power On
Replace the back panel or keyboard. Reinsert the main battery if removed. Plug in power and turn on the laptop. Enter BIOS to reset date, time, or custom settings if needed.
Tips for Laptop CMOS Battery Handling
Handle the battery and motherboard carefully—components are compact and delicate. If the battery is old, replace it with a fresh CR2032 or compatible pouch battery. Avoid touching other motherboard parts to prevent damage. Some laptops have soldered CMOS batteries—if that’s the case, do not attempt removal unless experienced.
* WARNING *
If you cannot safely remove or reinstall the CMOS battery yourself, here’s what to do:
Seek professional help – Take your laptop to a certified technician or an authorized service center. They have the right tools, experience, and anti-static precautions to handle delicate components safely.
Explain the issue clearly – Tell them whether you want a BIOS reset, battery replacement, or troubleshooting for time/date issues. This prevents unnecessary work. So in your case, tell them that you wanted to remove the InsydeH20 Setup Utility on Acer because it keeps appearing every time you power it on.
Use official replacement parts – If the battery needs replacing, make sure the technician uses a compatible CR2032 or OEM pouch battery for your laptop model.
Backup important data – Before handing over your laptop, back up critical files just in case it needs to be disassembled or settings reset.
Avoid DIY if unsure – Attempting this without confidence can damage the motherboard, keyboard, or other sensitive parts, which may be costly to repair.
SCREENSHOT of what a CMOS Battery looks like:
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