BIOS and CMOS settings?
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Here's the link to the support doc from dell to access the bios: \nhttp://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?c=us&cs=19&docid=36A6D75A79524337AC21BE95E3FB44C5&journalid=C8333D5EA4C311DABA8013BBFB51BDEE&l=en&s=dhs\nalso if you want to set the system to boot from cd without making bios changes follow the instructions in this link: \nhttp://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kb/en/document?dn=1091660&l=en&langid=1&c=us&cs=19&s=dhs
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Well do you have a store bought computer or a custom build? Mine has a jumper that you move and then move it back to reset bios but each motherboard is different.
509003
yeah enable it from BIOS
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Yes, pull the Motherboard battery for a few minutes.\n\nOnce the charge drains, your MB should be back at it's factory defaults.\n\nResponse to question: \nOnly the BIOS is affected.  Nothing on your hard drive is touched.  If you made some tweaks to your BIOS you will need to make them again, since any tweaks (along with the BIOS password) will be lost when the battery is removed.
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Its called a flash. TO flash the Bios. Theres software to do it. Check with your motherboards manufacture.
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Not sure what you mean by reset the BIOS.  Do you mean to update it via flash or clearing a sign on password?\n\nIF it is a signon password you need to unplug the system and remove ALL batteries for about a minute.  Then when you power it up again you will get an time/date error.  Set those to be the correct time and date and everything else should be fine.
540503
Depends on your BIOS Manufacturer - Most modern motherboards use "delete". or if you have a HP or Dell it is usually "F1", or "F2"
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gateway 2000 u need to enter into bios to set the power settings
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Well if the default bios setting allowed you to do it then just remove your cmos battery off of your motherboard for atleast a few hours (maybe even overnight if you can) and it will reset the bios to it's original state. That might be the only thing you can do since you stated you have no ps2 port.
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Usually bios setting--check for wake on modem, wake on LAN, wake on PCI.
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I'm sorry, but there's not enough information here for me to do that. I'd need to know the exact make and model of the motherboard. But... are you sure you mean jumper settings? Jumpers are little pieces of plastic that connect two posts on the motherboard, you have to physically move them to change settings, it wouldn't happen on accident. Regardless, to do anything more we will need to know the make and model.
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You mean everything? BIOS just woldn't come up? There is no way to fix that unless you send it in to the maker of the BIOS or where you bought your ocmptuer so they can fiz it.
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Forget all that!..\n\nWhat you need to do is open-up the P.c, and reset the BIOS.\n\nThis is VERY SIMPLE! - all thats involed is moving a jumper, and moving it back a few seconds later (With the computer turned OFF!)\n\nCheck online for the exact location of the Jumper you need to swap. Just goto you Mobo's Manufacturers Website\n\nRegards, Mikeo =)
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in addition to the reset jumper, you can remove the battery from the motherboard to reset the BIOS, and them preplace it after a minute or so.\n\nIf you are going to handle the motherboard BE SURE TO GROUND YOURSELF FIRST.  If it isn't clear what this means, then do NOT attempt this - ask a techician or a techical friend to do this for you.
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usually not, it has to be done in the bios window at power on\n\nthere may be some way of doing it, but it needs to be a special application from your motherboard manufacturer if it is, i'm not aware of any such things
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When your computer is getting itself going, the BIOS usually places a brief message on the screen telling you how to activate the BIOS setup menu to show up. The message might say something like this: "Press F2 for setup." (F2 is just used as an example.)\n\n   The idea is simple, but the execution sometimes can be frustrating. You have to press the key before the BIOS finishes starting up the PC. I usually get my timing right, but sometimes I have to keep hitting the right key a few dozen times before the BIOS notices all my efforts. \n\nOnce you are in your BIOS toggle through the screens until you see where you can can disable your L1 and L2 Caches.\n\nExit and Save.\n\nYour caches will be disabled.
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There should be a setting like that in your PC's BIOS.\nU can't change bios setting using .net\n\nNote: Assembly is the good programming language that change bios setting