I even tried disconnecting the boot drive, hoping that would force it into the setup, but it didn't. It just hung on a prompt telling me to insert a bootable disk and press Enter. That's dumb. What if the boot disk was bad? I'd have no way to change the boot sequence.
It's about as sensible as the old "no keyboard connected, press any key to continue" message we used to see. You'd think BIOS's would have made more progress in the last 30 years.
Here's a trick I've used many times: when at the grocery store trying to read 4-point ingredient listings on products, I often take a photo so I can zoom it. I have to avoid high fructose corn syrup, so I read a lot of labels. Try to find a brand of barbecue sauce that doesn't have it. All because of government price-fixing on sugar to guarantee our domestic sugar industry makes a consistent profit. That's why everything uses HFCS, which in turn is a big part of the reason for the epidemic of childhood obesity in this country. And don't get me started on peanut policies...I'd have to ban myself for talking politics.