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After clearing CMOS by taking taking the battery out, swapping the jumper and putting it back my bios does this.
EDIT
There is is a secondary jumper cap near a label that that says REC_BIOS instead of CLR_CMOS, but can't find documentation for either. It looks like it has 4 different places to put it.
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@ is where it currently is on the far right.
Pressing CTRL+HOME makes the computer beep continuously.
Could I just download a bios from HP for this motherboard and do that?
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The motherboard is an Angelica2 in in a HP h8-1240 Desktop.
Also once it reaches this menu. The keyboard no longer sends anything.
The numlock key won't turn on or off if I press the number lock button.
This is what happens when SATA devices are plugged in or not.
There are no USB devices plugged in.
When I plug in keyboard same thing happens.
When I use any of the keys that are associated with a menu, Ex: F10, ESC, or F9
ESC is supposed to list a menu to select the things that F8 or F10 do.
F9 is to select a device to boot from
F10 is BIOS config.
They all do this instead.
To get it to do this I have to press press the button before the text in the other image loads.
EDIT
There is is a secondary jumper cap near a label that that says REC_BIOS instead of CLR_CMOS, but can't find documentation for either. It looks like it has 4 different places to put it.
. . . @
. . . @
@ is where it currently is on the far right.
Pressing CTRL+HOME makes the computer beep continuously.
Could I just download a bios from HP for this motherboard and do that?
END EDIT
The motherboard is an Angelica2 in in a HP h8-1240 Desktop.
Also once it reaches this menu. The keyboard no longer sends anything.
The numlock key won't turn on or off if I press the number lock button.
This is what happens when SATA devices are plugged in or not.
There are no USB devices plugged in.
When I plug in keyboard same thing happens.
When I use any of the keys that are associated with a menu, Ex: F10, ESC, or F9
ESC is supposed to list a menu to select the things that F8 or F10 do.
F9 is to select a device to boot from
F10 is BIOS config.
They all do this instead.
To get it to do this I have to press press the button before the text in the other image loads.