system startup problem ??

[john TJ]

just got back my desktop after repair . now the pc shows trouble in starting some times it doesnt start and when it starts the system time goes back to dates like 2002/9/11 etc
so i have to change system time in bios in all startup
and windows 8 will not appear until i press F2 and load basic values .
in the bios the disks are not detected .but if i shut it down and try a restart then all is ok
pls get me a solution ASAP

thanks in advance
specs are
mobo : asus p5g41mlx
cpu :intel pentium dual core
gpu :asus geforce gt210
ram :kingston 2gb ddr3

 

[Paul NZ]

You have to reconfigure the BIOS settings. Thats why everything is wrong

 

[Warfyr]

open it... check all the connection/cables and make sure everything is snug

 

[john TJ]

You have to reconfigure the BIOS settings. Thats why everything is wrong

which configration

 

[aldan]

if your date and time are not staying set check and or replace the cmos battery.if the battery is defective your bios wont save any changes,ie date and time and you will have boot problems.

 

[Warfyr]

I second aldan

 

[Paul NZ]

Sounds like whoever fixed it didnt fix the BIOS settings after

Its called a slack job. If that was mine, I would take it back and tell them to fix it properly. Or I wouldnt pay them

 

[john TJ]

Sounds like whoever fixed it didnt fix the BIOS settings after

Its called a slack job. If that was mine, I would take it back and tell them to fix it properly. Or I wouldnt pay them

good thing is that i havent paid yet

 

[john TJ]

Sounds like whoever fixed it didnt fix the BIOS settings after

Its called a slack job. If that was mine, I would take it back and tell them to fix it properly. Or I wouldnt pay them

i think i found the problem the first boot device priority should be the sata hdd right but in the bios it is a removable device
is ti the problem here . should i change the sata hdd to first priority boot device

 

[Paul NZ]

Yup if its got windows on it and change the time

 

[john TJ]

if your date and time are not staying set check and or replace the cmos battery.if the battery is defective your bios wont save any changes,ie date and time and you will have boot problems.

thanks man good job battery was too old

 

[aldan]

no problem.