1. To enter BIOS/UEFI
– Check the connection of local disk or USB flash drive with Wayne OS installed when the PC is turned off.
– Once the PC is turned on, press the BIOS/UEFI entrance key repeatedly, which varies depending on the PC model and manufacturer as per below example.
| HP | F1 / F2 / F6 / F10 / F11 / F12 / ESC |
| Dell | F1 / F2 / F3 / F12 / DEL / CTRL+ALT+ENTER / DEL+ESC / Fn+ESC / Fn+F1 |
| Lenovo | F1 / F2 / F12 / Fn+F2 / Enter-F1 / CTRL+ALT+F3 / CTRL+ALT+INC / Fn+F1 |
| Acer | F1 / F2 / F10 / DEL / CTRL+ALT+ESC |
| Asus | F2 / F10 / DEL / INSERT |
| Toshiba | F1 / F2 / F12 / ESC |
| Samsung | F2 |
| Sony | F1 / F2 / F3 / ASSIST |
| MSI | F2 / DEL |
| ASRock | F2 / DEL |
| ECS | DEL |
| Gigabyte / Aorus | F2 / DEL |
| MS Surface Tablets | Press and hold volume up button |
| Origin | F2 |
| Zorac | DEL |
Alternative way to enter BIOS/UEFI with Windows 10
– Navigate to Settings in Windows 10 start menu.
– Click Update & Security in Windows Settings.
– Select Recovery in the left pane.
– Click Restart now under the Advanced startup header (computer will reboot).
– Click Troubleshoot in Choose an option with blue screen.
– Click Advanced options.
– Click UEFI Firmware Settings.
– Click Restart to confirm.
2. Setup BIOS/UEFI
– Once entering the BIOS/UEFI menu, set your USB flash drive into boot order number 1.
– Turn off Secure Boot.
– Save your setting and reboot.
3. Boot Wayne OS
– Wayne OS splash screen will be displayed.
– Once booting, configure language, accessibility, network.
– Login with Google account or guest mode.