Automatically turn on at 8 o'clock every day. 23:30 automatically shut down
"Enabled", the following "Date (of month)" and "Resume Time (hh: mm: ss)" items can be set. "Data (of month)" indicates the system boot date, if you select 0, it means that every day boot; If you select "1 ~ 31" between the number, said the monthly fixed in one day boot. "Resume Time (hh: mm: ss)" indicates system boot time. For example, when we set "Date (of month)" to "0" and "Resume Time (hh: mm: ss)" to "06:00:00", the computer will be on every morning Will automatically power up the start, but be sure to pay attention to the power of the host
Most motherboards are powered by pressing the Del key to enter "CMOS Setup", move the cursor to "Power Management Setup", press Enter to enter its submenu, and have a "Resume By Alarm" (default time Start), if your CMOS does not have this option that your motherboard does not support this feature, this option can set the system daily boot time or a fixed date boot. It has two options "Enabled" and "Disabled". After selecting
To make your computer in a fixed time every day automatically boot, you must ensure that your motherboard BIOS support regular boot.
