How do i reset BIOS/CMOS
22 May 2002, 11:01 AM
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I was ****ing about an now it dont get to bios!
IT runs for about 5secs n shuts down!
How can i re set?
Theres 1 2 3 pin for CMOS i put in 1,2 normal 2,3 to clear but then i try power up nothing happens!
Si
IT runs for about 5secs n shuts down!
How can i re set?
Theres 1 2 3 pin for CMOS i put in 1,2 normal 2,3 to clear but then i try power up nothing happens!
Si
22 May 2002, 11:26 AM
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Nar same old error! ****!
It crashes according to the post code error...
detect memory
-auto detection of DRAM size type ECC
-auto detect of l2 cache
It crashes according to the post code error...
detect memory
-auto detection of DRAM size type ECC
-auto detect of l2 cache
22 May 2002, 12:00 PM
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Still no! its brand new Abit motherboard
think i was messing about in BIOS the disable CPU If fans not working and all that , well since then its not work, so is that BIOS or CMOS? it loads seriously for 3secs then whole power out
Si
think i was messing about in BIOS the disable CPU If fans not working and all that , well since then its not work, so is that BIOS or CMOS? it loads seriously for 3secs then whole power out
Si
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22 May 2002, 12:18 PM
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tee hee. I had similar problems.
try changing the battery - yes I know, new mobo, etc, but try it.
Ihad countless problems which resulted in buying a new mobo and ram.
gave up and bought a laptop!
try changing the battery - yes I know, new mobo, etc, but try it.
Ihad countless problems which resulted in buying a new mobo and ram.
gave up and bought a laptop!
22 May 2002, 07:48 PM
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Do you have the cpu fan plugged into the header on the motherboard?
If you havent the machine will think that the fan has failed.
Don't plug anything too powerful into the header (eg Delta) as you may burn out the header. Any lowish power 3 pin fan could be used as the MB won't know if its attached to the cpu heatsink.
Obviously you will have to power the heatsink fan or you will fry your cpu very quickly especially if its an Athlon.
If you havent the machine will think that the fan has failed.
Don't plug anything too powerful into the header (eg Delta) as you may burn out the header. Any lowish power 3 pin fan could be used as the MB won't know if its attached to the cpu heatsink.
Obviously you will have to power the heatsink fan or you will fry your cpu very quickly especially if its an Athlon.
22 May 2002, 07:52 PM
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The manual for my Abit KR7A-Raid says
"before you clear the CMOS, you have to first turn the power off(including the +5v standby power). Otherwise your system may work abnormally."
"before you clear the CMOS, you have to first turn the power off(including the +5v standby power). Otherwise your system may work abnormally."
22 May 2002, 09:28 PM
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Clever boy
explain this the
POST ERROR FF
Boot attemp(INT 19h)
i dinna what that is but ****ing bleeps and the motherboard shows the FF in the Digital display
explain this the
POST ERROR FF
Boot attemp(INT 19h)
i dinna what that is but ****ing bleeps and the motherboard shows the FF in the Digital display
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