ahw Distinguished Dec 31, 2007 84 0 18,630 Jun 16, 2005 #1 Hi, I know that clearing CMOS is very important after some errors or wrong Overclocking, what othe reasons do I need to clear CMOS? I am writing an article for my site visitors. Thanks in advance
Hi, I know that clearing CMOS is very important after some errors or wrong Overclocking, what othe reasons do I need to clear CMOS? I am writing an article for my site visitors. Thanks in advance
ahw Distinguished Dec 31, 2007 84 0 18,630 Jun 16, 2005 #2 thanks alot I need reasones, more and more
T tweebel Distinguished Dec 15, 2004 523 0 18,980 Jun 16, 2005 #3 If you did something else in your BIOS besides overclocking and it won't boot. Sometimes after exchanging components which won't work.
If you did something else in your BIOS besides overclocking and it won't boot. Sometimes after exchanging components which won't work.
dunklegend Distinguished Apr 7, 2005 2,079 0 19,810 Jun 16, 2005 #4 You need to clear the CMOS because sometimes you can't get to the BIOS to change the values manually to the default settings <font color=blue>If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don't know what the hell is going on</font color=blue>
You need to clear the CMOS because sometimes you can't get to the BIOS to change the values manually to the default settings <font color=blue>If everything seems to be going well, you obviously don't know what the hell is going on</font color=blue>
J jihiggs Splendid Oct 11, 2001 5,818 2 25,780 Jun 17, 2005 #5 most board manufacturers instruct you to clear cmos before you start the computer. go tell your alien brothers, that ronnie cordova says they're gay!!! <A HREF="http://sockbaby.com" target="_new"> sock baby </A>
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