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simiid
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Posted: 07 Sep 2017 at 1:58am |
Hello,
1. Where is written in the manual the codes for Dr. Debug ? 2. Usually with other brands when booting I hear a single beep at bios start for a successful boot. On this motherboard I've noticed there is no boot beep, only beep once when I get into bios. 3. How should I use the clear cmos button from the back ? Click it with computer close or open? Hold it for 19 seconds ? Edited by simiid - 07 Sep 2017 at 2:06am |
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MisterJ
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simiid
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Thank you very much, 1. I don't know how I missed the codes in the manual. It's like searching for glasses with the glasses on my nose. :) 2. Related to beep at boot. So with ASRock there is no beep when booting the computer. 3. As for clear cmos I was referring to the button above usb ports and wifi antenna, not the jumper on mb. When I want to clear cmos and press that button, the computer should be closed or open and how long should I press? Edited by simiid - 07 Sep 2017 at 2:40am |
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Ricky
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2) POST/boot beep option can be enable in Bios.
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jdillipl
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I just downloaded and checked in the user manual, which is different from the Quick Installation Guide. It states:
Below that it states: This function is workable only when you power off your computer and unplug the power supply. So I would not worry about the case being open or closed, but shut down and disconnect power from the power supply, and hold the Clear CMOS button for a couple of seconds. |
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simiid
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Thanks everyone for answers. It's pretty clear now.
As for open or close I was referring to pc shut off or powered on. I have to improve my english vocabulary. :) Edited by simiid - 07 Sep 2017 at 3:47am |
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