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How to Enter BIOS on Lenovo Laptops
Way 1. Use Function Key to Enter BIOS on Lenovo Laptops
In most cases, function key like F1 or F2 can help access BIOS. This is the most common way to enter BIOS. And such a key is also called BIOS Setup Key. The using steps will be different from different Lenovo models on different operating systems.
For Windows 7:
Press Fn+ F2 or Fn+ F1 key 5-10 times after you press the Power on button.
If you are using ThinkPad series laptop, press F1 at ThinkPad logo during booting up your laptop.
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Note: For some special models, instead of pressing F1, you should press the Enter button continuously during the powering on process to get the Startup Interrupt Menu at first.
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For Windows 8/8.1/10:
Launch the laptop as usual, and then reboot it. When you see the Lenovo logo, press Fn+ F2.
If you are using ThinkPad series laptop, you need to press F1 instead of Fn+ F2 after you reboot the notebook and see the ThinkPad logo.
Way 2. Use Novo Button to Enter BIOS on Lenovo Notebooks
Some Lenovo models have a special button called Novo to take the place of the BIOS Setup Key. It is generally located close to power jack with the logo of logo-enter-bios-lenovo-laptops.png. If you have a Novo button on your laptop, you can enter BIOS much more easily. All you need to do is to press the Novo button when your laptop is OFF. Then the laptop will power on automatically and show you a menu. You can choose “BIOS Setup” in the menu to enter BIOS.
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Bonus tip: Here is the BIOS Setup Key of different Lenovo laptop models for your reference.
Lenovo Model
BIOS Setup Key
Ideapad N Series
F2
Ideapad P Series
F2 at the Lenovo Logo
Ideapad S Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2
Ideapad U Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2
Ideapad V Series
F2
Ideapad Y Series
F2
Ideapad Z Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2
B Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2
E Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2
Edge Series
Novo Button
Flex Series
Novo Button
G Series
F2
K Series
F1
M Series
F1
N Series
F2
S Series
Novo Button
V Series
F1
Y Series
Novo Button
Z Series
Novo Button
Yoga Series
Novo Button, Some Models : F2 Fn+F2
ThinkPad Yoga 12
F1
Way 3. Use Shift Button during the Restarting Process to Enter BIOS
This method is applicable for Windows 8/8.1/10. Steps are described as follows:
Step 1. Log out of your Windows and go to the sign in screen.
Step 2. Press the Shift button while clicking the Power button on the screen. Then continue to hold down the Shift button and click Restart.
Step 3. Hold down the Shift button until you see a blue screen with the options to continue.
Step 4. Choose Troubleshoot Advanced options UEFI Firmware Settings Restart and you can access to BIOS.
Way 4. Use Recovery Function to Enter BIOS on Lenovo Laptops
For Windows 10:
1. Click the Start button and open Settings.
2. Choose Update & security in the Settings.
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3. Click Recovery, and then select Restart now under the Advanced startup.
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4. After the restart, you will also see a blue screen with the options to continue.
5. Choose Troubleshoot Advanced options UEFI Firmware Settings Restart, and you can access to BIOS.
For Windows 8 8.1:
1. Move your mouse to point to the upper right corner of the screen, and then click Settings.
2. Select Change PC settings in the Settings.
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3. Click Update and recovery.
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4. Choose Recovery under the Update and recovery. Then click Restart now in the right.
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5. After the restart, choose Troubleshoot Advanced options UEFI Firmware Settings Restart in the blue screen.
Also read: Easy Way to Free Update Your BIOS on Dell, Acer, Asus, HP, Toshiba, IBM, Sony Lenovo
That’s all. Hope you have got how to enter BIOS on Lenovo laptops. Welcome to leave comments if you need other help. More information about BIOS can be accessed below:
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