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PERFORMANCE TASK 1: ACCESS AND CONFIGURE BIOS/UEFI CMOS

A. STEPS IN ACCESSING AND CONFUGIRING DOCUMENTATION

BIOS/UEFI/CMOS

1. Turn on or restart your computer.

. Turn on or restart your computer.
2. Press "Esc," "Del," "F1," "F2," "Ctrl-Esc"
or "Ctrl-Alt-Esc" as soon as BIOS type or version
appears on screen to enter BIOS Setting. There is
usually a line of text at the bottom of the display
that tells you "Press _ to Enter Setup.”
3. Adjust all available features within the
basic or standard BIOS section. Press the down
arrow on your keyboard to select the time and
date options. Change each entry accordingly,
typically by typing the correct time/date using
your keyboard pad.
4. Once you have entered setup, you will
see a set of text screens with a number of
options. Some of these are standard, while others
vary according to the BIOS manufacturer.
Common options include:

System Time/Date - Set the system time and date

Boot Sequence - The order that BIOS will try to
load the operating system. This controls the
order in which the PC looks at the drives for
bootable information. Other versions have
separate settings for “First Boot Device”, “Second
Boot Device” and so on.
Mouse/Keyboard - "Enable Num Lock," "Enable
the Keyboard," "Auto-Detect Mouse"...
Drive Configuration - Configure hard drives, CD-
ROM and floppy drives
Power Management - Select whether to use
power management, as well as set the amount of
time for standby and suspend
Exit - Save your changes, discard your changes or
restore default settings

5. Go to the BIOS advanced settings to

modify any onboard devices detected.
Configuring the BIOS by pressing "Enter" on your
keyboard.
6. Change Options to "Enabled" or
"Disabled" for each component using your
keyboard arrow keys and "Enter."
7. Ensure every typical component is
enabled. This may include the onboard Local Area
Network (LAN), which provides the ability to
detect Internet access in your area.
8. Other settings include USB controllers,
which manage the proper detection of plug and
play devices in your operating system (OS).
9. The audio controller setting helps the
system detect and configure the use of audio
within the OS.
10. Go to the boot menu to configure the
order in which storage units are loaded. The hard
disk containing the operating system should be
the primary boot option, while the CD-ROM and
all other secondary components should
subsequently follow.
11. In the event you wish to reinstall the
operating system, switch the boot order
sequence to begin with CD-ROM (or the media
containing the operating system disc.)
12. Press "F10" to save all specified settings,
or press "Escape" to cancel all changes

B. STEPS IN BOOTING UP INSTALL FROM A DOCUMENTATION

BOOTABLE FLASH DRIVE/DVD
 Name Members Teamwork Score (To be given by the Total Points
Leader for each Member) Individual Score
(To be be given by
the Teacher

Scoring Rubric:

Indicator Highs Possible Points Earned Points Remarks

Steps and Documentation 50 points
Accessing BIOS/UEFI/CMOS 10 points
Changing date 10 points
Changing Boot Priority 10 points
Sequence
Booting from bootable flash 10
drive/DVD
Teamwork/Collaboration 10
TOTAL 100 Points