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[Solved] KIANO Slimnote 14.2: Navigating from BIOS to Shell and Back, Windows 10 to Win 7 Transition

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  • #1 17424437
    seeby
    Level 14  
    Hello, I got a bad word from the poor as a curiosity to bury, to speed it up if possible,
    because it's really messy. Nothing can be moved, all soldered, you can even dream of adding RAM.
    So I said that maybe I will take this off, because if it's Win 10, then with 2GB of RAM it will be better to skip
    on Win 7 32-bit. I wanted to install it from the pen, but in the BIOS I could not set USB botting.
    I changed something and now Shell starts up ... I just found advice to get back into the BIOS,
    then you have to click while firing ESC + DEL which I did and YES, it worked. So I set the BIOS to restore the earlier ones
    settings and reset again ... is even worse, because now after firing instead of showing up the screen where you could still come back
    to BIOS, the KIANO logo is displayed and immediately goes to Shell ... I have found a few commands and I was able to even fire
    Windows 10, but what about it, as every time after reboot it sticks to Shell again and I can not enter the BIOS to change it ...
    It simply can not be done by clicking ESC + DEL comp only restarts.
    Any ideas how to embrace it?
    Thank you in advance for your help.
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  • #2 17424494
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. This Chinese toy. KIANO is only working with Win 10. Reset the CMOS this should enter the BIOS.
  • #3 17424542
    seeby
    Level 14  
    There is a motherboard in the size of the calculator in this trash, there is no battery supporting the BIOS settings, so
    the only thing that came to my mind, unplug the cable from the main battery and leave it for 15 or 20 minutes and it did not help ...
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  • #4 17424576
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Yes, because the battery is for reset it is such a one-off KIANO.
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  • #5 17424580
    seeby
    Level 14  
    How to disconnect it? It did not do anything for 20 minutes.
    And I agree, terrible trash is KIANO.
  • #6 17424610
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Have you tried pressing F9 when switching on and writing the logo?
  • #7 17424641
    seeby
    Level 14  
    Yes, in a moment of desperation like a kid, I tried all the keys "F" in turn ...
    I unclipped the battery, I will wait an hour or more now.
  • #8 17424925
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Press ESC + DELETE that should enter the BIOS. And if not then connect the USB keyboard to port 2.0. And try ESC alone or F2.
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  • #9 17424975
    seeby
    Level 14  
    Unplugging the battery for 2 hours did not help ...
    But he is, thanks a lot :)
    A keyboard connected to USB has helped!
    Thanks again and have a nice evening.
  • #10 17424991
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And now recovery 10 win because the key is assigned to the BIOS and how you reformat this drive is download from the Microsoft website.
  • #11 17426798
    Borygo123
    Level 28  
    Probably in this invention you enter the BIOS with a different combination. In 14.1 it was one of the keys F (I found it a trial and error method, F4 if I remember correctly). It may be similar in yours, because it's the same inventions. In BIOS, to change the boot options you have to change several options in two different menu items. You have to go with their settings and interdependencies. After reinstalling the system to a non-built-in one, you may have problems with the drivers. They will not automatically pick up and it's hard to find the right one (yes I was from 14.1)
  • #12 17426823
    seeby
    Level 14  
    @ Borygo123 matter has long been resolved, explanation above ...
    It is entered using the ESC or DLT key or the ESC + DLT connection.
    Pzdr.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting the KIANO Slimnote 14.2, particularly issues related to BIOS access and transitioning from Windows 10 to Windows 7. The user initially faced difficulties with USB booting and was unable to access the BIOS after making changes. Suggestions included resetting the CMOS and using specific key combinations (ESC + DEL, F2, F9) to enter BIOS. The user eventually resolved the issue by connecting a USB keyboard, which allowed access to BIOS settings. There were also concerns about driver compatibility after reinstalling a non-default operating system. The conversation highlighted the limitations of the KIANO device, particularly regarding hardware upgrades and performance.
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