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Date/System Date
Time/System Time
Asset Tag
Level 2 Cache
System Memory
Video Controller
Panel Type
Modular Bay HDD
Modem Controller Modem
Primary Hard Drive
Modular Bay
Service Tag
Hard Disk Drive
BIOS Version
Boot Order/Boot Sequence
Diskette Drive
Internal HDD
Floppy device
Audio Controller
USB Storage Device
CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive
CD-ROM device drive
LAN Controller Network Controller: Use this option to enable or disable the PCI Ethernet controller. When disabled, the device is not visible in the operating system.
PXE BIS Policy/PXE BIS Default Policy
PXE BIS policy: This option controls how the system processes (starts the overall service Boot Integrity Services (BIS)) authorization requests without authentication. The system can accept or reject BIS requests. When set to "Reset", BIS will be reinitialized and set to "Deny" the next time the computer is started.
Onboard Bluetooth
Cardbus NIC
Onboard NIC
The level of hardware check during boot POST: if it is set to "MINIMAL" (the default setting), the POST will be checked only when the BIOS is upgraded, the memory module is changed, or the previous POST is not completed. If it is set to "THOROUGH", a full set of hardware checks will be performed during POST.
Config Warnings warning setting: This option is used to set whether to alarm when the system uses a lower voltage power adapter or other unsupported configurations. Set "DISABLED" to disable the alarm, and set "ENABLED" to enable the alarm
Internal Modem: Use this option to enable or disable the internal modem. Modem is not visible in the operating system when disabled.
Onboard Bluetooth
MiniPCI Device
Mini PCI device
MiniPCI Status
Mini PCI device status: This option can be used to enable or disable onboard PCI devices when installing Mini PCI devices
Wireless Control
Wireless control: use this option to set the control mode of MiniPCI and Bluetooth wireless devices. When "Application" is set, the wireless device can be enabled or disabled through applications such as "Quickset", and the hotkey is unavailable. When set to "/Application", the wireless device can be enabled or disabled through applications such as "Quickset" or hotkeys. When set to "Always Off", the wireless device is disabled and cannot be enabled in the operating system.
Num Lock
Digital lock. Sets whether the digital light (NumLock LED) lights up when the system starts. If it is set to "DISABLE", the digital light will remain off, and if it is set to "ENABLE", the digital light will turn on when the system starts.
Wireless
Wireless Devices: Use this option to enable or disable wireless devices. This setting can be changed through the "Quickset" or "" hotkey in the operating system. The availability of this setting depends on the setting of Wireless Control.
Serial Port
Serial port: This option can avoid device resource conflicts by reassigning port addresses or disabling ports.
External Hot Key
External hotkeys: This setting allows you to use keys on an external PS/2 keyboard in the same way as using keys on a laptop. If you use ACPI operating system, such as In2000 or WinXP, the USB keyboard cannot use keys. The USB keyboard can only use keys in pure DOS mode. Set "SCROLL LOCK" (the default option) to enable this function, and set "NOT INSTALLED" to disable this function.
Parallel Mode
Parallel port mode. Control whether the parallel port of the computer works in "NORMAL" (ordinary standard parallel port), "BI-DIRECTIONAL" (PS/2 compatible) (two-way mode, allowing two-way communication between the host and peripherals) or "ECP" (extended capabilities ports) (default).
Infrared Data Port
Infrared data port. Use this setting to avoid device resource conflicts by reassigning port addresses or disabling ports.
Keyboard NumLock
Keyboard digital lock: This option is used to set whether to prompt keyboard related error information when the system starts.
Enable Keypad
Enable keypad: set to "BY NUMLOCK" to enable numeric keypad when NumLock light is on and no external keyboard is connected. Set to "Only By Key" to keep the embedded keypad disabled when the NumLock light is on.
Video Expansion
Video expansion: Use this option to enable or disable video expansion and adjust the lower resolution to a higher, normal LCD resolution.
USB Emulation
USB emulation: With this option, you can use USB keyboard, USB mouse and USB floppy drive in operating systems that do not directly support USB. This setting is automatically enabled during BIOS startup. When this function is enabled, the simulation continues to be effective when control is transferred to the operating system. When this function is disabled, simulation is turned off when control is transferred to the operating system.
Pointing Device
Pointer device: when it is set to "SERIAL MOUSE", the external serial port mouse is enabled and the integrated touchpad is disabled. When set to "PS/2 MOUSE", if the external PS/2 mouse is connected, the integrated touchpad will be disabled. When it is set to "TOUCH PAD-PS/2 MOUSE" (the default setting), if an external PS/2 mouse is connected, you can switch between the mouse and the touchpad. The changes will take effect after the computer restarts.
Battery
Battery
Battery Status
Battery status
Power Management
Power management
Suspend Mode
Suspend Mode
AC Power Recovery
AC power recovery: This option can reflect the computer when the AC power adapter is plugged back into the system.
Low Power Mode
Low power mode: This option is used to set the power consumption when the system sleeps or shuts down.
Brightness
Brightness: This option can set the brightness of the display when the computer starts. When the computer works in the power supply state, the default setting is half. When the computer works under the power supply state of AC power adapter, the default setting is maximum.
Wakeup On LAN
Wake on network: This option allows the computer to wake up from hibernation when the network signal is connected. This setting is invalid for Standby state. Standby mode can only be awakened in the operating system. This setting is only valid when an AC power adapter is connected.
Auto On Mod: Note that if the AC power adapter is not properly connected, this setting will not take effect. This option can be used to set the time when the computer is automatically turned on. It can be set to automatically turn on the computer every day or only on weekdays. The settings will take effect after the computer restarts.
Auto On Time: This option can set the time when the system automatically starts up. The time format is 24-hour. Type the value or use the left and right arrow keys to set the value. The settings will take effect after the computer restarts.
Dock Configuration
Docking Status
Universal Connect universal interface: If the operating system used is WinNT4.0 or earlier, this setting is invalid. If more than one Dell docking station device is frequently used and you want to minimize the initial time when accessing the docking station, set it to "ENABLED" (the default setting). If you want the operating system to generate a new system setting file for each new docking station device connected to the computer, set it to "DISABLED".
System Security
Primary Password
Admin Password
Manage Password
Hard disk drive password (s)
Password Status: This option is used to lock the system password when Setup password is enabled. Set this option to "Locked" and enable Setup password to prevent the system password from being changed. This option can also be used to disable the password when the system starts.
System Password
Setup Password
Post Hotkeys: This option is used to specify the hotkeys (F2 or F12) displayed on the screen during power on self-test (POST).
Chassis Intrusion
Chassis anti-theft: This option is used to enable or disable the chassis anti-theft detection feature. When "Enable Silent" is set, if chassis intrusion is detected during startup, no warning message will be sent. When this option is enabled and the chassis cover is open, this field will display "DETECTED".
Drive Configuration
Drive settings
Diskette Drive A: Disk drive A: If a floppy drive is installed in the system, use this option to enable or disable the floppy drive
Primary Master Drive
Primary Slave Drive
Secondary Master Drive
Secondary Slave Drive
IDE Drive UDMA supports UDMA IDE drives: Use this option to enable or disable DMA transmission through the internal IDE hard disk interface.
Hard Disk drive Sequence
System BIOS boot devices
USB device
Memory Information
Installed System Memory: This option displays the size and model of the memory installed in the system
System Memory Speed
Memory rate: This option displays the rate of installed memory
System Memory Channel Mode: This option displays the memory slot settings.
AGP Aperture AGP regional memory capacity: This option specifies the memory value allocated to the video adapter. Some video adapters may require more memory than the default.
CPU information
CPU Speed CPU speed: This option displays the running speed of the central processor after startup
Bus Speed: Displays the processor bus speed
Processor 0 ID Processor ID: displays the processor type and model number
Clock Speed
Cache Size cache value: displays the L2 cache value of the processor
Integrated Devices (LegacySelect Options)
Sound sound setting: Use this option to enable or disable the audio controller
Network Interface Controller
Network interface controller: enable or disable the integrated network card
USB Controller USB controller: Use this option to enable or disable the onboard USB controller.
Mouse Port: Use this option to enable or disable the built-in PS/2 compatible mouse controller
PCI Slots PCI slot: Use this option to enable or disable the onboard PCI card slot. When disabled, all PCI cards are unavailable and cannot be detected by the operating system.
Serial Port 1: Use this option to control the operation of the built-in serial port. When set to "AUTO", if two devices are used on the same port address through the serial port expansion card, the built-in serial port will automatically reassign the available port address. The serial port uses COM1 first, and then COM2. If both addresses have been assigned to a port, the port will be disabled.
Parallel Port: built-in parallel port can be configured in this domain
Mode: When set to "AT", the built-in parallel port can only output data to connected devices. When set to PS/2, EPP or ECP mode, the parallel port can input and output data. These three modes use different protocols and maximum data transfer rates. Maximum transfer rate PS/2 I/O Address I/O address
DMA Channel DMA channel: Use this option to set the DMA channel used by the parallel port. This option is only available when the parallel port is set to "ECP".
Diskette Interface: Use this option to set the operation of the built-in floppy disk drive. When set to AUTO, if a floppy drive is installed, the built-in disk controller is disabled. If no disk controller is detected, the built-in controller is enabled.
PC Speaker system horn: Use this option to enable or disable the system horn
Primary Video Controller: Use this option to specify the video controller during startup. When set to "AUTO", if a built-in video card is installed, the system can use it. Otherwise, the system will use the onboard video controller. When set to "Onboard", the system always uses the on-board controller
Onboard Video Buffer
Report Keyboard Errors
Keyboard error
Auto Power On
Auto Power On Mode
Auto Power On Time
Remote Wake Up: When this option is set to "ON", if the network card or modem with remote wake-up function receives a wake-up signal, the system will wake up. This option is set to "On w/Boot to NIC". When the system starts, try network boot first.
Fast Boot: The speed at which the system starts when the operating system requests a thin boot.
IDE Hard Drive Sounds Mode
System Event Log

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