7N400Pro2 CMOS?

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• Sep 24, 2003

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Am I completely ignorant? Does the 7N400Pro2 have a CMOS reset jumper/switch/button? Or does Gigabyte actually want to put you through the torture of pulling the plug, opening the case, popping out the battery, and waiting in order the recover from bad settings?

 

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3sixes

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• Sep 24, 2003

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You are correct, there is no standard cmos jumper.

 

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• Sep 25, 2003

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Bah. So there's no way to do it easily without building a device to do it for me? I just might do that - flipping two switches twice and hitting a button is much easier than all the junk I have to go through now.

Hmm, I think I left all my wire at my previous residence...

 

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3sixes

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• Sep 25, 2003

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Restorer,
Some have reported that there are contact points on the mb, where the cmos jumper should be, that they have just used a screw driver to short.

 

Jarhead7236

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• Sep 28, 2003

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just hold down the "insert" key while booting up...