11-18-2015, 07:58 PM
The Lenovo Yoga 300BY that I am trying to dual boot has a Hardware solution to booting into the Bios setup.
There is a small hole next to the on button . If you press the hidden switch inside with a paper clip the same as a reset button a small menu is booted that has 4 options the two important ones being Enter Bios settings and go to Boot Menu
I see from the comment there is no standard implementation of the UEFI standard. One has to wonder where these manufactures come from and have not learned the lessons of the past .
People have enough problems understanding how to use computers ( expected to know how ) without every manufacturer implementing their own secret ways of doing things
Just read about someone who could not understand why the Back and Menu buttons on Android Phones have no standard layout (left or right) even by the same Manufacturer .
A puzzle to me is the historical Keyboard layouts on PCs with only a few difference in British or US layouts the " and @ reversed . why ?
Can no one decide which we all will use . Yes it may cause a few problems (mainly for trained typists ) in the beginning but we can adapt surely and learn when we get a new one .
There is a small hole next to the on button . If you press the hidden switch inside with a paper clip the same as a reset button a small menu is booted that has 4 options the two important ones being Enter Bios settings and go to Boot Menu
I see from the comment there is no standard implementation of the UEFI standard. One has to wonder where these manufactures come from and have not learned the lessons of the past .
People have enough problems understanding how to use computers ( expected to know how ) without every manufacturer implementing their own secret ways of doing things
Just read about someone who could not understand why the Back and Menu buttons on Android Phones have no standard layout (left or right) even by the same Manufacturer .
A puzzle to me is the historical Keyboard layouts on PCs with only a few difference in British or US layouts the " and @ reversed . why ?
Can no one decide which we all will use . Yes it may cause a few problems (mainly for trained typists ) in the beginning but we can adapt surely and learn when we get a new one .
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An "example" is worth a 1000 words