How To Enter Bios in Windows 10/11 (boot Into UEFI)
Windows 10 has a setting that lets you boot your computer into BIOS/UEFI Setup.
Do the following steps to boot into UEFI:
Open Windows Settings (press Windows key + I) and then click Update & Security.
![Open Windows Settings and then click Update & Security](https://storage.googleapis.com/static.configserverfirewall.com/images/windows10/settings-update-security.webp)
Select Recovery from the left side of the screen. Then, in the Advanced startup section, click the Restart now button.
![windows 10 boot to bios uefi](https://storage.googleapis.com/static.configserverfirewall.com/images/windows10/windows-10-boot-to-bios-uefi.webp)
From the Choose an option menu, click Troubleshoot.
![click Troubleshoot](https://storage.googleapis.com/static.configserverfirewall.com/images/windows10/recovery-troubleshoot.webp)
Next, click Advanced options to display the Advanced options menu.
![Advanced options](https://storage.googleapis.com/static.configserverfirewall.com/images/windows10/troubleshoot-advanced-options.webp)
On the Advanced options page, select UEFI Firmware Settings and then click Restart.
![enter bios windows 10](https://storage.googleapis.com/static.configserverfirewall.com/images/windows10/enter-bios-windows-10.webp)
Usually, we enter BIOS Setup by pressing a keyboard shortcut (F2 or Del in most computers) when prompted during boot.
However, with UEFI, if your computer is running Windows 10/Windows 11, you can also use the Advanced startup options, as shown in the previous steps.