I flashed my BIOS using Winflash and now my machine won't boot.  What can I do?
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You need to check with ASUS and see if they have a BIOS recovery utility. It should include instructions on how to use it also.
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I need more info.\nDo you ever see the Windows logo? If so then there is probably something wrong w/ the windows files. Trying tapping F8 during bootup and select "safe mode"\n\nDo you just get the HP logo? Then it's something hardware related. And that could be almost anything. Did you change anything else besides the hard drive?\nThis board also seems pretty old, so it might just be dead.
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which motherboard are you using? Can it be configured. It it is IBM compatible, hit Del before your computer starts. On the bios setup, choose your hard disc as the first booting ware. I think your problem will be solved.
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There is a way to reset your bios, on my motherboard there are three pins with a jumper spanning two of them (on my board, labeled clrtc). What you do is you turn off the computer, remove the motherboard battery, and then move the jumper from it's original position (say pins 1 and 2) to cover the other pin and the middle pin (pin 2 and 3). Leave it like that for about 10 seconds and then return the jumper to its original position. Then, replace the battery and power on the machine. If all went well, you should have a computer with factory defaults for the bios.\n\nNOTE: That is how it's done on my computer, please refer to your motherboard manual for detailed instructions. If you don't have a motherboard manual (and I don't know why you wouldn't) check the manufacturer's site.
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Press del. when the motherboard shows up. then it will let u go into the BIOS.  in some comps its F8 or F9-10
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It looks to me like it wants the disk with the new bios on it. The cd you're talking about is the utility used to flash the bios, corrrect? You actually need to download a new bios for it to use, in order to flash it.
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in your bios, do you have the cdrom set to be the first boot device?. try that
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There might be some Error in bios configuration so it asks you to press F1 so that bios can be reseted.. If you have changed anything in bios without knowledge then correct it or else follow the steps\n\n1) Go to bios by pressing\n   F2 for onboard Intel chipset, Del for original Intel motherboard\n2) Reset the bios\n\n3) Save settings and exit by pressing F10\n\n4) system gets restart, if problem dosent stops then you mail me back with the details
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U can use the disc used by installing Windows\nor just go to My Computer, then insert a floppy disc(cannot be done with CD), and right click on A:(Floppy Drive) and click format, then Check the option, make Boot Disk(or something like that) then format.\n\nIf BIOS is configured correctly than it will boot from Floppy/CD
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You should never restart while doing a firmware upgrade, it probably corrupted the CDRW bios. Check with the manufacturer and see if they have any bios recovery tools for it.
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perhaps your bios battery discharged.
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Okay.  Don't panic, but you may have deleted your Windows software. If this is what you were trying to do Congrats, if not lets help you put this thing back together.\n\nYour boot disk isn't working. There are a number of reasons this may be so let me walk you through them.\n\nFirst your bios might not be setup to boot from the floppy (or the cd-rom)  This is how you fix this. Reboot your computer. As it starts up hit the delete key. This should get you into the bios setup screen. You need to set the computer to boot from:     floppy   then   CD-rom  then  hard drive.\nAll bios'es are a little different so your configuration will vary but look for  "Boot"   and  "Boot Device Priority"\n\nSecond your boot disk might not be good.  You should use the install disk of the operating system you want.  (Probably Windows XP)  After you've done the first step (above) you should be able to boot from a CD-rom. So place the install disk into the CD-rom drive and reboot the computer.  After it checks memory and does the "bios stuff" your CD-rom light will blink and the screen will say "press any key to boot from CD..."  When that happens put your hand on the keyboard and press down, or just hit a key. The rest should be a matter of following on-screen directions.  If you need more help  yim me.
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There should be a jumper somewhere on the motherboard that will reset the bios when you restart the computer.  You may have to download the manual for the motherboard to find it.  Make sure you set the jumper back to normal after you clear the bios password.
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You'll have to reset the motherboard.  This usually involves placing a jumper onto the motherboard someplace, and then returning it to its original place a few seconds later.  It should be in your motherboard manual, and you can usually find the manual either on a CD that came with it or online by download.
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You probably can change the language setting, clear the cmos / bios and you should have luck, if it sticks at post, clearingcmos should restore default settings and even if it doesn't change the language, it should help boot into windows, if not, unplug everything except, cpu, ram and monitor / vga card, and slowly add devices till something prevents it from booting. that will be ur problem
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I think it is problem in your BIOS settings. It is trying to detect a hardware that is not functioning. So try to correct the BIOS settings.
1007992
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.