Startup timeline for your computer

fireroster
Member

150

03-26-2025, 01:40 AM

Check your BIOS options for scheduled boot times. Look for power management or boot settings, often under system or advanced configurations. If you can’t locate them, try restarting your PC and adjusting the boot order manually. Let me know if you need more guidance!

fireroster

03-26-2025, 01:40 AM #1

_victorplayer_
Member

03-26-2025, 03:30 AM

I think Windows has a feature for setting timers that can handle wake functions.

_victorplayer_

03-26-2025, 03:30 AM #2

I think Windows has a feature for setting timers that can handle wake functions.

iGozaay
Member

186

03-27-2025, 11:45 PM

Sure, I want my computer to shut down completely and then start up on its own.

iGozaay

03-27-2025, 11:45 PM #3

Sure, I want my computer to shut down completely and then start up on its own.

Timoxhy
Member

03-28-2025, 02:23 AM

Open the BIOS CONFIGURATION... In the Power OPTION section, you'll find an choice for a timer...

Timoxhy

03-28-2025, 02:23 AM #4

Open the BIOS CONFIGURATION... In the Power OPTION section, you'll find an choice for a timer...

carp3
Senior Member

572

03-29-2025, 04:02 AM

The issue might be with the BIOS interface or settings not being displayed correctly.

carp3

03-29-2025, 04:02 AM #5

The issue might be with the BIOS interface or settings not being displayed correctly.

calloel
Junior Member

03-29-2025, 06:40 PM

Is there someone with a Z87 sabertooth who can assist? I noticed a boot menu, but I've checked it already and can't locate the time setting.

calloel

03-29-2025, 06:40 PM #6

Is there someone with a Z87 sabertooth who can assist? I noticed a boot menu, but I've checked it already and can't locate the time setting.