In the Create Shortcut window, paste the command shutdown r fw into the location field.
Click Next, specify a name for the shortcut for example, Boot to UEFI, and click Finish.
Once the shortcut is created, right-click it and select Properties.
In the Properties window, go to the Shortcut tab and click the Advanced button below.
Another window called “Advanced Properties” will appear; check the “Run as afghanistan telegram data administrator” box to grant administrative access. Then click “OK”.
Now, simply click the new shortcut whenever you need to access UEFI settings, bypassing the normal boot process.
Clear CMOS settings
This is the most unusual method of all, but it is also reportedly effective. As a final solution, try resetting your motherboard's CMOS settings. This resets your BIOS to factory settings, so be prepared to lose any personal settings.
Turn off your computer and unplug the computer from the power outlet.
Locate and remove the PC case screws. These are usually located on the back panel. Depending on your model, you may need a Philips screwdriver to remove them.
Now locate the CMOS battery on the motherboard. This is a small coin-shaped battery, usually located near the bottom edge of the motherboard. Look for markings such as “CMOS,” “RTC,” or “Battery” nearby.