| aBstractx United States. July 04 2012 21:10. Posts 249 | Profile # |
i was last able to get into my bios like 2 days ago. now it seems like my keyboard isnt being picked up until its too late and windows is starting to load. ive tried holding the del key and just pressing it. any thing else i can do?
gigabye z68p-ds3 mobo
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| EdenPLusDucky Singapore. July 04 2012 21:21. Posts 566 | Profile Blog # |
| Get a usb to ps/2 adapter and use the ps/2 port on your mobo. |
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| ObviousOne United States. July 04 2012 21:47. Posts 1579 | Profile # |
Should be in your manual for how to reset the CMOS chip or whatever they call it these days.
Forewarning: if you don't know what your BIOS settings need to be to boot up, ignore this post.
Old school:
Unplug PC from wall
Pull the battery from the board
Wait AT LEAST 5 minutes. I would say 15 minimum.
Leave the battery out, plug in, power on, try to get in.
Put the battery back in ONLY if the computer is unplugged. Also try to have dry, clean fingers when handling the battery. You may need to use a tool to get the battery out. Go with something non-conductive.
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| SkullXbones United States. July 05 2012 09:31. Posts 56 | Profile # |
| If you are holding the button before the keyboard registers, the computer wont recognize that you have the button pushed done. You just have to tap it repeatedly, or at least that's they way it was for me. |
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| aBstractx United States. July 05 2012 10:40. Posts 249 | Profile # |
| thanks, i got to it with the ps/2/usb |
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