Computer using H510M-F mainboard error when booting up, it automatically enters BIOS

[John]

My computer using H510M-F mainboard when turning on it automatically enters BIOS.
If anyone knows, please help me, I work at an internet cafe and now when I open it, it's like this.
Now I don't know how to fix it, I really hope you guys can help me fix the error.

 

[Letitia]

Through the net room owner group, ask if there are more people who know to support you

 

[Eudora]

I play the net and encounter this problem, usually when I open it, I press f10 and it's done )

 

[Kerenza]

Depending on the machine, if it has F10, it's fine, but this machine, I can't do anything about it.

 

[Jessica]

The internet cafe's machine boots via LAN, but you want to use the hard drive to plug in another machine, how can it be done?

 

[Oralie]

Is it a lot, please inbox me to fix it

 

[Callista]

I have a machine, now when a customer opens it, it has this error

 

[Astrid]

Check the hard drive, please remove it and wipe it

 

[Audrey]

Turn on the boot so I can see

 

[Antaram]

Sir, I'm new to this industry so I don't know much about these things

 

[Farrah]

What error did it show when booting and then it switched to this screen?

 

[Oralie]

You record the process from turning on to entering the bios

 

[Grainne]

Lost boot, my friend

 

[Oralie]

If the net is broken, just call the person who installed the software before, then call the technician

 

[Rishima]

Inbox me, I also work on net, fnet diagram main asus

 

[Grainne]

You go to enable csm + turn on onboard lan boot + hd audio

 

[Caryln]

Net they boot via lan cable instead of using hard drive

 

[Evelyn]

Cases that may be faulty
1. If your computer is running diskless, it is booting from lan standard uefi, you try to adjust boot mode to lagcy, then f10
2. If you just replaced the main, contact the computer room installation department to recreate it image
3. If your computer runs diskmode, check the drive again because it does not recognize the drive

 

[Kerenza]

Yes, please check the ssd drive again, remove it and plug it back into the cmos to check the hard drive to see if it shows up! If not, I'll turn off vmd and check again, if it's still the same, then the drive is broken.

 

[Philomena]

Change it back to UEFI or enable CSM to see how it goes, these net machines boot LAN