It makes sense to remove the CMOS battery briefly to refresh the settings; your computer will start up normally whether the battery is present or not. If the system settings storage is damaged, the only practical fix would be replacing the motherboard.
It makes sense to remove the CMOS battery briefly to refresh the settings; your computer will start up normally whether the battery is present or not. If the system settings storage is damaged, the only practical fix would be replacing the motherboard.
I've already attempted to empty the CMOS cache and used the reset jumper, but the issue persists. The system hasn't started properly, and I believe the power supply might be the cause.
I've already attempted to empty the CMOS cache and used the reset jumper, but the issue persists. The system hasn't started properly, and I believe the power supply might be the cause.