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May 15th, 2004, 09:27 AM
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Try resetting your CMOS.
Turn off the machine and unplug the PSU.
On the motherboard there should be a 3 pin header for the CMOS with a jumper spanning 2 pins.
Lift the jumper off the 2 pins and move it along 1 pin to short it out.After a few seconds put the jumper back into its original position.
if the pins are theoretically numbered 1 ,2 ,3 the jumper will be on 1 & 2 . Remove the jumper and re-position it onto 2 & 3. After a few seconds put the jumper back into its original position.
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