| CPC G06F 11/2284 (2013.01) | 19 Claims |

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1. A Basic Input Output System (BIOS) problem locating method, comprising:
constructing functional modules according to historical sample data, wherein the historical sample data comprises historical functional modules to which a BIOS serial port information copying problem has occurred;
dividing data codes corresponding to each of the functional modules into data sub-codes according to node information corresponding to each of the functional modules;
querying a pre-established correspondence between the data sub-codes and identifier information to determine target identifier information in response to the execution of the data codes of each of the functional modules; and storing the target identifier information to a preset memory; and
locating abnormal target data sub-codes according to the target identifier information recorded in the memory in a case that an anomaly occurs to BIOS operation;
wherein the step of locating abnormal target data sub-codes according to the target identifier information recorded in the memory in a case that an anomaly occurs to BIOS operation comprises:
judging, in a case that an anomaly occurs to BIOS operation, whether complete serial port information is acquired within a preset time;
reading the target identifier information corresponding to each of the functional modules from the memory in a case that the complete serial port information is unable to be acquired within the preset time;
selecting abnormal identifier information from all the target identifier information; and
determining, according to the correspondence between the data sub-codes and the identifier information, the target data sub-codes corresponding to the abnormal identifier information.
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