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This is a bios problem. The solution is simple. Reset it. -
You can enter bios settings in the dark, Press F3 to restore the default, F4 Save to exit. (It's not realistic for me. On the one hand, I set the bios password, and on the other hand, this board does not supply power to USB. So where does a tablet get the ESC key to enter the bios?)
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I don't have a programmer. Of course, I don't have any bios firmware on the official website of Zhongbai, so I can't re brush the bios, nor can I blind brush through USB. (Xinjiang logistics is out of service. Even if we find the firmware, we can't buy the programmer, and we don't know the shortcut key for blind swiping.) -
The flat panel bios has no button battery. (This is the breakthrough point.)
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The first step is to dismantle the machine. -
Step 2: Disconnect the connection line between the battery and the motherboard. -
The third step is to stand still for more than 10 minutes, and then assemble and start the machine. Done.
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I recommend iPad and surface to purchase tablets. I don't recommend starting with Android tablets and Win10 tablets. Unless you dare to fool around, or it is convenient to return to the factory. -
It is not recommended to modify the (copycat) tablet bios settings anywhere unless you are sure to reset the bios. Of course, ordinary laptops do not recommend tossing about the bios settings, but it is still possible to set a password for the bios to prevent others from fooling in. -
If the bios is wrong and cannot be accessed to the bios and system, the simplest way is to unplug the battery and reset it. The desktop notebook can find the button battery, and the tablet can simply remove all the charged batteries. -
Finally, it is not recommended to buy Android tablets and win10 tablets from non large companies. Never buy cold products. You can't even find the struggling tutorials.