Need An Immediate Help!

October 1st, 2006, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by MuleSkinner

i did the battery thing before for about a minute... before u told me that i have to put a jumper............ and nothing worked,i think that the bios is Burned? or smthing else

Okay news flash, as long as you have the battery in, the cmos has power for the memory to hold it's settings. Hence, this is why you pull the battery, then move the jumper wait 60 to 90 seconds, move the jumper back, and then replace battery and reboot your machine and set your bios up.

squall_leonhart · October 1st, 2006, 07:02 AM

actually you can just switch off at the back and pull the battery, then hit the power button.

same effect as the jumper.

gen.Rage1991hrv · October 1st, 2006, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by zme-ul

the right way to do-it:

pull the cord from the power supply, press the power button once to force the remaining curent out of the capacitors, remove the cmos battery for about 5 minutes, put it back in, plug the cord to the power supply

easy no?

if you say so but when you remove battery for longer time you will complitly delete(erase) bios and pc will not start ever

gen.Rage1991hrv · October 1st, 2006, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by MuleSkinner

i did the battery thing before for about a minute... before u told me that i have to put a jumper............ and nothing worked,i think that the bios is Burned? or smthing else

kid you are a ****ing NOOB and you dont know a thing about a hardware
why did you mess around bios???? overclocking??? ****ing retard

if you have ****ing money go buy new mbo or go to pc service and fix it..

zme-ul · October 1st, 2006, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by gen.Rage1991hrv

if you say so but when you remove battery for longer time you will complitly delete(erase) bios and pc will not start ever

dude ... you are so wrong ...

who told you that?

gen.Rage1991hrv · October 1st, 2006, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by zme-ul

dude ... you are so wrong ...

who told you that?

i hade a little error with it
i have removed battery from my older mbo (was changing a battery becouse this one was too old)
dont know how but bios on mbo have been erased LOL
i cant run it any more

p.s. battery on mbo is there becouse bios not for restarting bios but is there for saving data on it. if mbo is not conected on psu battery carge bios some time (around 1-2 years) and then drop ded (bios goes with it)
if you dont trust me test it on older mbo (just remove battery and wait for some time and then try to start mbo)

zme-ul · October 1st, 2006, 10:34 AM

dude ... I'll bet you 1000$ (USD)

did you ever think that the mobo in question was defective?
the CMOS area that holds the actual BIOS cannot be erased, only in special situations
the area that holds the settings is volatile and will be lost if power is not applied for a period of time

there are some CMOS-es that will not reset the data unless the jumper thingy is used

October 1st, 2006, 04:55 PM

umm guys... didnt i tell u that the $@#!ed up mobo is for my freind??? i guess u have to focus a little bit more next time- dont u see my HARDWARE specs??? am not the 1 who screwed the freakING mobo....
tHnx for all ur help guys , but i guess that the bios is burned ( the mobo is dead)
thnx again.

October 6th, 2006, 01:16 AM

i have a question :\ , my freind just bought a new AM2 setup.. everything is running fine except of Tha SoundDriver... when he tries to install the sound driver (onBoard ac97) it says that there's no hardware find???? i tried to go the mobo's web which is www.asus.com.tw and i downloaded the mobo's sound driver, same problem.. the mobos name ‏M2NPV-VM AM2, 6150, DDRII 800, PCI-E‎

S31Kronos · October 6th, 2006, 01:54 AM

Resetting the bios requires the battery be in the motherboard, does it not?