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    reseeting bios

     
    hey guys still a newbie on these boards so plz go easy on me.

    how do u go about resetting bios. i have a processor already in there but the comp wont come on cos it has been clocked too high so i need to know how to reset to default.

    btw. the comp wont start at all.

    cheers?

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    depending on who makes the board. some motherboards have a jumper that you switch around

    if all failed take the cmos battery out and place it on a metal object to drain the energy from it. replace it and you should be good to go

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    quote: "the comp wont start at all."

    Surely not a good sign!

    Resetting the bios may not help either...

    GZ suggested pop the battery, sure try that.

    But unless you can get it to POST, its probably not a Bios prob.

    Good Luck! ChrsR.

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    yeah try the battery thing first or if it has the jumper reset do that I recently had the same problem recieved a fried cpu from newegg and after several hours before I found that out finally rmaed it still waiting on replacement.

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    yeah if theres a cmos reset(i think thats what it is) try that.
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    Actually, I wouldn't try short circuiting anything...

    If you pop the battery out, wait about 30 seconds and the CMOS should be cleared. Replace, restart.

    And that's only if it doesn't have a CCMOS jumper (which it probably does)

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