18 Mar 2006 at 13:06 #1 Gun9 Gun9 Associate Joined 17 Aug 2005 Posts 532 Location north east what is the #"clear the cmos" comment i see here quite often? yes im a noob
18 Mar 2006 at 13:21 #2 Amps Amps Soldato Joined 23 Mar 2003 Posts 2,651 Location Scotland The CMOS is the bios settings. Clearing the CMOS resets the BIOS. This is done in 1 of 2 ways. 1. Remove the Jumper clip on the motherboard for clearing the cmos when the computer is powered down. 2. Remove the Battery when on the motherboard when the computer is powered down.
The CMOS is the bios settings. Clearing the CMOS resets the BIOS. This is done in 1 of 2 ways. 1. Remove the Jumper clip on the motherboard for clearing the cmos when the computer is powered down. 2. Remove the Battery when on the motherboard when the computer is powered down.
18 Mar 2006 at 13:22 #3 Siders77 Siders77 Associate Joined 5 Nov 2005 Posts 960 Location Yate, Bristol IIRC it restored the BIOS settings back to the default factory settings. E.G if you overclock and it doesn't boot up you clear the CMOS (Take the battery out and put it back it, or use the CMOS jumber on the MOBO)
IIRC it restored the BIOS settings back to the default factory settings. E.G if you overclock and it doesn't boot up you clear the CMOS (Take the battery out and put it back it, or use the CMOS jumber on the MOBO)
18 Mar 2006 at 13:23 #4 Albaba Albaba Associate Joined 3 Oct 2004 Posts 358 Yeah its handy if you make a change to the bios which means the system wont boot (overclocking etc). Means you can start the machine and fix the mess! Albaba
Yeah its handy if you make a change to the bios which means the system wont boot (overclocking etc). Means you can start the machine and fix the mess! Albaba