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Problem! The MB DRAM is showing a yellow light.

Problem! The MB DRAM is showing a yellow light.

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gogofrgl1234
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10-09-2023, 06:55 PM
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Yeah, but i was desperate and lonely, but thanks for the replies . The CMOS reset idea really gave me hope. For now I do not know what to try, I wont have the 10400 with me for a week
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gogofrgl1234
10-09-2023, 06:55 PM #11

Yeah, but i was desperate and lonely, but thanks for the replies . The CMOS reset idea really gave me hope. For now I do not know what to try, I wont have the 10400 with me for a week

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NekoQueen25
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10-16-2023, 07:11 PM
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No, I didn't remove the CMOS battery during the reset.
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NekoQueen25
10-16-2023, 07:11 PM #12

No, I didn't remove the CMOS battery during the reset.

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Shadowsuns
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10-16-2023, 10:23 PM
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I didn't locate it in this MB; I didn't review anything under that cover.
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Shadowsuns
10-16-2023, 10:23 PM #13

I didn't locate it in this MB; I didn't review anything under that cover.

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Myszor87
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10-17-2023, 02:29 AM
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It's likely concealed within the M.2 heatsink. You might also consider reinstalling your CPU cooler, as insufficient or inconsistent pressure could cause poor pin contact. Updated November 2, 2021 by FRSHPRNCFBLR
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Myszor87
10-17-2023, 02:29 AM #14

It's likely concealed within the M.2 heatsink. You might also consider reinstalling your CPU cooler, as insufficient or inconsistent pressure could cause poor pin contact. Updated November 2, 2021 by FRSHPRNCFBLR

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Redz
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10-17-2023, 10:51 AM
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I finally found the correct approach with the proper sequence. I had to reinitialize the CMOS using the two-pin reset shown in the guide you shared. The challenge was resetting the CMOS both before and after installing the 10th generation processor. I didn’t reset after the BIOS update, which was a mistake I hadn’t realized. Here’s what I did:

1. Switched the 11th Intel CPU to the 10th generation.
2. Reset CMOS using pin 3.
3. Updated the BIOS.
4. Reverted the CPU back to the 11th generation.
5. Reset CMOS again (even though I had updated before, it didn’t work).
6. The system started working.

Thanks for all the guidance—it really helped!
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Redz
10-17-2023, 10:51 AM #15

I finally found the correct approach with the proper sequence. I had to reinitialize the CMOS using the two-pin reset shown in the guide you shared. The challenge was resetting the CMOS both before and after installing the 10th generation processor. I didn’t reset after the BIOS update, which was a mistake I hadn’t realized. Here’s what I did:

1. Switched the 11th Intel CPU to the 10th generation.
2. Reset CMOS using pin 3.
3. Updated the BIOS.
4. Reverted the CPU back to the 11th generation.
5. Reset CMOS again (even though I had updated before, it didn’t work).
6. The system started working.

Thanks for all the guidance—it really helped!

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