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RJ · Apr 21, 2001

What did i just do? I was setting up mhz from 10x145 to 10x146 it froze up now i cant get anything on the monitor everything is turning on ethernet card etc. what did I do and how can I fix it?I tried another video card and it does the same thing. I cleared the cmos and still nothing I dont even know if its posting, please help! A7V133 1.2 T-bird

TT120 · Apr 22, 2001

When you cleared cmos did you remove the little battery and unplug the power cord? I have to do both of those as well as setting the jumper to get my cmos to clear.

rxs · Apr 22, 2001

If TT's method doesn't work... Try unplugging the PS connector from the MB and what about 15min. I had the same exact thing happen to my IWill KK266R

FRANK · Apr 22, 2001

The ASUS boards are known to be a bit "quirky" at times. I've run into similar problems after some of my aggressive overclocking experiments, (I know that if I just............................ I can get another 10MHz).

What has worked for me, and others, is to set the board to the jumper mode and reset the jumpers to the default settings of your CPU. After you get a successful boot, power it down and reset to the jumperfree mode and start the whole process over again. You'll probably go through this again in the future.

RJ · Apr 22, 2001

Thanks for all the replies guy's, I figured it out when I cleared the cmos I pulled the battery out and unplugged the ps, that wasn't the right way U have to leave the battery in and short out 2 solder points on the board.Well you learn something new every day,I feel like a total ***. again thanks for the help.

jordan · Apr 22, 2001

i wonder if holding down the "insert" key would help in a situation like that? Any thoughts guys? if im not mistaken, clearing the cmos sets it back to default, doesnt the insert key do the same thing?

RJ · Apr 22, 2001

GOOD QUESTION

Goldwing · Apr 22, 2001

I have had the same problem. First time I had to short the jumper. Next time I had to short the jumper, remove the battery and set it to jumpered mode.

Does the thought (I just fried my new computer!) sound familiar.

-=UR=- Ranger · Apr 23, 2001

Holding down the insert Key can work on some mobos
It works fine on my Abit KA7 Slot A though..
Try it out!!!

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