Generally to get to the BIOS you need to hit delete at a specific point when booting. It does vary from machine to machine depending on manufacturer and BIOS, but there should be a screen prompt. You've gotta be quick though.
I guess to close this thread out, I have now managed to make my windows 11 BI PC automatically restart after a power break. At first I tried unsuccessfully to get into the bios by continuously bashing the delete key (and others) at startup.
So I googled it as suggested by Flintsone61. Looks like there may be several ways but when the PC is running, I selected settings/system/recovery/advanced startup. I think this way is independent of the make and model of the PC. From there it was dead easy even for me by following the DOS like instructions.
Glad you got it!....I have mine set this way also. I was very familiar with F2 on Dell, and the I got an HP F10. Some of the older stuff I had was the ESC key. Some many BIOS different keystrokes, One thing for sure is try booting without an Operating System, thats almost certainly going make a full stop, with options.
