Enter CMOS setup.
In CMOS setup, search for a choice to reset the CMOS qualities to the default setting or a choice to stack the safeguard defaults. With numerous CMOS setup screens, there will be a capacity key. For instance, the F5, F6, F9, F11, or F12 key, as appeared in the photo, might be set up as an easy route to stack the default settings. Different setups might list an alternative that you can bolt over to utilizing the bolt keys and squeezing Enter. Whenever found and chose, you'll likely be inquired as to whether you're certain you need to stack the defaults. Press Y for yes or bolt to the yes alternative. Once the default values have been set, make a point to Spare and Exit and not simply exit.
If you've recently added new hardware or resetting the default values did not help resolve your boot issues, you may also want to reset the configuration data.
Not all CMOS setup screens have this feature.
Under cutting edge
In case you're chipping away at a PC with a Phoenix BIOS that has Principle - Progressed - Security - ... over the highest point of the screen, you can get to this setting by utilizing the right bolt to move over to Cutting edge. Under Cutting edge, bolt down to the Reset Arrangement Information alternative and change the quality from Incapacitated or No to Empowered or Yes.
Once the above has been done, press the F10 key and Spare and Exit CMOS setup.
In PnP/PCI Setups
In case you're working with a Phoenix BIOS that has diverse choices and one of them is PnP/PCI Design, move the cursor down to this alternative and press Enter. Inside of the PnP/PCI Designs, change the Reset Arrangement Information from Crippled to Empowered.
Once the above has been done press the F10 key and Spare and Exit CMOS setup.
Hard reset the CMOS
Alert: When inside your PC, ensure you're mindful of ESD and all it's potential risks.
CMOS batteryIf the above steps don't reset the CMOS settings, we propose uprooting the CMOS battery, similar to the one in the photo, bringing on the PC to overlook all CMOS settings, including the watchword. Hold up 5 minutes subsequent to evacuating the battery, then set the battery back into the motherboard and turn it on.
Step by step instructions to uproot the CMOS battery
On the off chance that your PC does not have a CMOS battery or you can't discover it, you'll have to do a hard reset on the CMOS utilizing a jumper or plunge switch on the motherboard. Data on finding these can be found in your PC or motherboard documentation.
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