My Office Computer Never Shows The BOOT in BIOS
I have usually found my office computer open the name of the manufacturer, AOC in my case. But there is a difference in system start up with my system at work and at home. My system at work never opens to BIOS but -
Black Screen with AOC in White Ink
After the screen opens to showing the monitor manufacturer, Windows comes on the screen with its regular four colored glasses- squared, green, red, blue and orange from top left to right and going down.
However, when I open my PC at home, (it was a Windows 2003 that I updated to Windows 2007) it never tells me who the manufacturer instead what the configuration is. It opens showing.
BIOS- Basic Input Output System
And a page full with white ink words of which I choose to remember, choose ‘Enter’. Most of the time, the same Windows frame as my work machine opens and I rush to get into my usual word page or Google page to surf online.
I was wondering what really would show my work PC’s BIOS system boot and give me the scope talk with my friends around- a smart way to compete my brains with an equally speeded up computer.