This contains system's configuration, Windows 95 settings, information on various programs, personal settings, such as passwords, desktop configurations, and start menu folders. Each BIOS manufacturer has its own beep codes. In the event of a problem always first check all connections , and reseat all motherboard components . It is very important to know this if the computer won't boot as a result of a lack of caution on your part. At first just make a note of the settings and exit without making any changes.
Some thoughtful vendors supply a printout of the settings with new systems.
While having a look, remember that these screens affect the most basic system level elements of your computer. Do not make changes unless you feel sure what the result will be. Making changes is relatively easy using the arrow keys. If something goes wrong, you just reboot and go back into the BIOS to correct your modifications. They will, or should, have been set correctly by the manufacturer.