How to change the BIOS language?
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Ronald Scott3 said:Fine, I'll check once I get home.
Thanks anyway.
I can't find anything like this anywhere.
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Ronald Scott3 said:Fine, I'll check once I get home.
Thanks anyway.
Larry Ortiz5 said:Honestly, I haven't got a clue—this stuff is ten years old now. I can't seem to track it down anywhere.
Why don't you try looking for that option in the BIOS? At least that's how Google Translate phrased it, so I'm not entirely sure if it's actually right.
First Boot Drive CD / DVD - Room
Larry Ortiz5 said:Do you happen to know which motherboard model you're working with? You'll want to grab the BIOS update with the highest version number available—for instance, something like BIOS version 1.90
Larry Ortiz5 said:Maybe try pulling the CMOS battery off the motherboard for at least two minutes—that should trigger a factory reset. If the system is still stuck in German, just look up your specific motherboard model and head over to the IBM website. Once you're there, find the latest BIOS version, download it, and run the install. Though, honestly, I doubt you'll be seeing German again after that.