HELP I Changed 133 something to 155

ShinbukiShinbuki
edited November 2004 in Hardware
it was at start screen and now my monitor keyboard ect ect doesnt work

i heard u have to do something with J10 JUmper but i dont know where it s located on my mother board or wat it is or even look like.

please help

i think i have a MSI mobo but cant find the manual or nuttin

thanks,

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  • HotrodsunHotrodsun Salem, OR
    edited November 2004
    try unpluging your computer and clearing the cmos. Then plug everything back in and reboot it
  • madmatmadmat
    edited November 2004
    Pop the battery out of the motherboard for about a minute or so after pulling the plug on the power supply. If you can't locate the clear CMOS jumper that'll always work. Make sure that you put the battery back in the way you took it out though or it won't remember the bios settings the next time you unplug the PSU.
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    ok..... is the CMOS the little circlely thiingy that u can take out???? and how do u clear it?
  • Straight_ManStraight_Man Geeky, in my own way Naples, FL Icrontian
    edited November 2004
    Yeah, + sign side UP for most motherboards, is how the battery goes in. I say most because some real old ones do not have flat coin cells in flat sockets, but this motherboard should have a flat coin cell from the info given (133 is BASE for CPU or RAM BASE, probably).
  • madmatmadmat
    edited November 2004
    The battery is the "circley thingy" and just take it out AFTER you unplug the power supply...the CMOS is a chip on the motherboard itself and will clear after the battery is pulled.
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    okie dokie ill try that and see if it works
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    ok i unplugged the power supply, then the battiery, waited 3mins and it didnt work!

    any other suggestions?
  • leishi85leishi85 Grand Rapids, MI Icrontian
    edited November 2004
    wait at least half of an hour, if u took the battery out

    or try locating the cmost jumper, which is usually colored different than most jumpers on the motherboard. it should say CMOS right by the jumper on the motherboard.

    after u find the cmos jumper, the jumper should be on 2 of the 3 pins, now move it from those 2 pins to the other 2 pins of the 3. and wait for couple mins and move back.
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    i THINK i found the CMOS jumper(if someone could post a picture it would be nice) and now im waitin.
  • MediaManMediaMan Powered by loose parts.
    edited November 2004
    Shinbuki,

    Open up the side of your PC case. On the motherboard itself will be the identifying version of it. Those white letters and numbers should be located between the PCI slots or between the RAM and the processor. They are fairly large...larger than what a serial number would look like.

    Post that info and we'll be able to tell you where the CMOS jumper is.

    Clearing the CMOS is easier once you know where the CMOS jumper is. It's a matter of moving the tiny plastic cap from one set of jumpers to the next for about 30 seconds and then moving it back to where it was. Some motherboards have 3 pins which two are bridged by the plastic jumper. You'll move the jumper to connect the other two pins. For example if pin 1 and 2 are covered and pin 3 is exposed...you'll move the jumper to cover pin 2 and 3. Unplug the computer. Do that...wait 30 seconds to a minute...move it back and plug the computer back in.

    Boot and then go into BIOS by hitting the DELETE key on your keyboard right after the system goes "beep" and go into BIOS to set time, date, boot order and any other pertinent info.

    If you've pulled the CMOS battery then you'll wait 30 minutes or so...with the computer unplugged from the power...put it back and boot and follow my previous instructions.
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    OK i got my system to boot up now. i got another problem...... when it boots it now says no BIOs installed and then it checks my to my realtek enternet connection... after that it says DISK BOOT FAILED,ENTER SYSTEM BOOT DISK.... umm wat should i do?
  • ShinbukiShinbuki
    edited November 2004
    Shinbuki wrote:
    OK i got my system to boot up now. i got another problem...... when it boots it now says no BIOs installed and then it checks my to my realtek enternet connection... after that it says DISK BOOT FAILED,ENTER SYSTEM BOOT DISK.... umm wat should i do?

    NM MY COMP IS FIXED TY for everyone who helped me

    thanks
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