Dear Cameron:

I teach hardware Installation & Upgrade at a college. All you need to do is
remove your PC's CPU completely, and then just re-install it. The removal of the
CPU will cause the BIOS to reset itself back to the default settings.

If you have a "SoftMenue", please ensure that you have not also hard coded the
jumpers on the board. Set them to off on the board so you may use the settings
inside the soft menu.

If you should have anymore Q's let me  know

Dr. Kearns

Cameron Bass wrote:

> So, i made the mistake of changing my bios settings a little bit and the
>  computer worked wonderfully (i was overclocking an athlon).  Then I tried
> to do it again, and the computer wont start.  Not only wont it start, but it
> doesnt even make that beeep noise that signifies the begiinning of bootup.
> there is no signal to the moniter, and i don't know what to do.
> Is there a way to physically make my bios reset? did i fry my mboard?
> the cpu temp never got above 49 degrees before, but did i fry the cpu?
> please help.  Thanks
> Cameron Bass
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