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I can still reach the BIOS settings but this error keeps showing upon startup.
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My Operating System is Windows XP Service Pack 3 with ASUS A7V880 motherboard and I installed two hard disk but never had any problems running it at the same time before.
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I am not a pro when in terms of any computer related problems so I am really confused on what to do. Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset pro#
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My question is, can I restore or update my BIOS settings, will it help? I did not do anything yet, except for loading the BIOS to its default setting.īut I do try recovering my system by using the disk, it won’t work well. But that still don’t resolve the issue.Īnd also what does CMOS has to do with BIOS? Is that the same matter? Because I’ve seen in some site about checking the CMOS first before declaring that the BIOS is corrupted or something. Upon reviewing your problem, I notice that you have already done some troubleshooting yourself. If I also got it correctly, the system still boots up and loads the operating system. You are probably getting some message that says press f2 to continue or none at all, but in any case, the system still go straight to windows and you only keep on getting this error message during start up. Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset windows# If all my assumptions are correct, then most probably this will not be as hard to fix and hopefully by in a few very simple steps this problem will be resolved. Since you have already tried loading the default settings in the BIOS. My first advise is to reset the extended system configuration data in the bios. Go to the system BIOS and look for it under PNP/PCI configuration. The ESCD contains information about non-plug and play devices and the configuration of the system the last time it was booted. You mentioned you replaced your power supply so this may help. With regards to your question regarding bios updates, you can update your bios is there is an available update and recommended update from the motherboard manufacturer. The thing is, most bios update comes with a disclaimer that if you do not do it properly, it may harm your system. Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset update# The CMOS memory or sometimes called NVRAM (which stands for non-volatile random access memory) basically remembers system configuration even after you switch it off.
It is powered by a small battery in your motherboard that can be sometimes easily replaced if there is a battery failure. However in your case I don’t see any problem with the CMOS battery yet since your system seems to be still remembering the old setting or configuration. Unplug the power chord from the back of the tower. Press the power button for a few seconds. Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset windows#.Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset pro#.Phoenix awardbios cmos setup utility factory reset update#.
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