How to reset Alienware laptop? No one likes a stuck-up computer. The fixes aren’t always easy, but they are straightforward, thankfully. Let’s start with the most common problem: how to reset your Alienware laptop without the loss of any data or personalization.
How to reset Alienware laptop?
The steps are easy enough: first, open up your Alienware laptop and find the power cable for the battery near where it plugs in on the left side of your computer. Unplug that cable from both ends and let your battery completely deplete so that it shuts off — this usually takes about an hour or two without the use of any other function on your laptop (no screensavers).
Once the battery has completely deactivated, plug the battery back in and power up your laptop, holding down the F2 button on your keyboard. If you are prompted to press a certain key or enter a BIOS password at this point, please do so — otherwise, continue to hold down your F2 key for approximately 30 seconds and then release it.
This will reset much of your basic computer functionality: this includes the time and date on your computer. If you are prompted to press a certain key or enter a BIOS password at this point, please do so — otherwise, continue to hold down your F2 key for approximately 30 seconds and then release it. This will reset much of your basic computer functionality: this includes the time and date on your computer.
When you are prompted to restart your computer, you may now let go of the F2 key. Your computer will then shut down and restart itself automatically, setting all the necessary files back into place for a good boot-up. Enjoy your freshly reset Alienware laptop!
If this does not work for some reason, or if you need further information about resetting your laptop — most likely because it is malfunctioning so severely that it cannot even boot up into its BIOS or Windows operating system — I recommend taking it to a professional who can run diagnostics on the machine to determine what might be causing it to act up so badly.
On the other hand, if it is only simple error messages — that is, it will boot up completely but there are still error messages beyond the usual startup ones that your laptop gives you regularly — I recommend resetting your BIOS by removing the battery from your laptop for thirty minutes or so, then replacing it and powering up. As long as you are not getting any other error messages on your computers, such as a code that says “CMOS Battery Failure” or something similar to that effect, this should solve any problems you might be having.
Remember to be cautious with this step: It should only be attempted if all else fails.
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