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Did you change any setting in your computer's BIOS? Or did you install RAM memory recently.

 

If not, try this: Switch off your computer, unplug it, remove the cover to expose its insides.

Then, locate the clock battery and take it out. Wait about 5 minutes, then put the battery back into where it came from.

 

The battery should look like this:

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9715/images3pq2.jpg

 

This method should wipe out your BIOS settings, and return it back to its factory defaults.

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Biker nerd • Windows • Apple Mac • Android user

 

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