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Latest post 09-26-2008 4:17 PM by marl. 2 replies.

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09-26-2008 1:32 AM

ashche12
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CMOS Setting Error? no device detected.

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Hi guys, if wrong section pls move my threads,. Smile

Guys somebody help me with my problem?

I got this 1st error when i start my computer.

CMOS Setting Wrong
Press F1 to RUN SETUP
Press F2 to Load default values and continue

What's wrong.. den my keyboard is not functioning only a blinking light come from num lock, caps lock, and scroll lock lights.

I already change my CMOS Battery,
den I re attached the jumper near in my cmos battery,.

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And 2nd error is NO DEVICE has been detected, my harddisk, cd room, and disket., i check the cable test it to another p.c it working, but when i attached it on my computer.. no atleast one device detected. do i have a problem in BIOS?

Please help me,.

Thanks in advance guys! Smile

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09-26-2008 1:58 AM In reply to

modchip
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Re: CMOS Setting Error? no device detected.

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That also happens to mine. What I do is at startup, I press delete to enter the BIOS screen, then I go to the CMOS setup ekek to change some stuff. I do that everytime I startup because my CMOS battery is dead and I am afraid to open up electrical stuff. :D

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09-26-2008 4:17 PM In reply to

marl
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Re: CMOS Setting Error? no device detected.

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I came across a No Device error (WIN XP SP2). If I remember it right, I ran a CHKDSK command...But only after a while I got another error. To cut the story short, I ended up reinstalling the OS. Guess what; that did not work either. When all failed, I wiped the whole HD and install UBUNTU! After tinkering into UBUNTU, I reinstalled WIN XP and it worked this time.

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