Jbat1
Jbat1
Hi. Yesterday I discussed the Ryzen 3000 on the B450 MSI board, but it didn’t appear on the forum. Eventually it did. Today I woke up and turned the PC back on—still facing the same issue. I’m planning to reset the CMOS using the JBAT1 pins. I’m very cautious and checking online tutorials to ensure accuracy. I noticed some setups have three JBAT1 pins plus a jumper, but mine only has four pins and no jumper mentioned in the manual. Do I have the correct connections? And can I short the JBAT pins with a screwdriver that has a black tip, which might pick up small objects like screws?
Typically the CMOS clear jumper is marked as "CMOS." When in doubt, remove the CMOS battery for a short time.
two connections on the right side must correspond to clear CMOS pins jbat1 appears identical to that, but typically there are 2-3 such pins
I tried it for five minutes but it didn’t work. I listened to it for thirty minutes but I’m eager to hear more. Follows the instructions in the manual.
No issue still exists. The CPU and LED lights are on for the MSI B450M gaming plus with the Ryzen 7 3700X. Spent an entire week trying to fix it. Giving up.