Help me !!!!

[LeOsP]

Does anyone know how to reset cmos , Iwas thinkering around with settings cause when i pugged in and installed my rx 570 for the first time i had no signal , after removing it the pc worked fine now i disabled onboard graphics and restarted the pc and now I m not getting any signal from my pc ,here is a picture of the motherboard , foxcon 2ABF , please someon help me I am really uppset because of this

[Tristerin]

Your board has a clear CMOS Jumper.  Where that is, Im not sure.  But you need to find it (read the PCB and look for the pins)

 

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-clear-cmos-2624545

 

This article talks about clearing a jumper

[Tristerin]

Actually it looks like its the blue pins below the SATA ports on the mobo.  I can kind of read the label from that pic.

[LeOsP]

 Ok , thank you for a fast reply I gotta sleep now couse I have to work tomorov , after work I will try , but could you describe the full procedure ?

[Tristerin]

Its in the article I linked or a couple google searches away - hit up youtube for a tutorial on clearing CMOS jumper etc when you are ready and that will do the trick

[Windows7ge]

Backup option: Pull the coin cell battery (which I don't see but should be there somewhere) for a couple minutes. Put it back in. Will yield the same results.

[Lenovo1984]

Just now, LeOsP said:

 Ok , thank you for a fast reply I gotta sleep now couse I have to work tomorov , after work I will try , but could you describe the full procedure ?

Once you find the right pins, pull off the jumper. If there are 3 pins (and one of them was empty to begin with), move the jumper to include the 3rd pin. If there are just two pins, just remove the jumper. Then turn on the computer for about 10 seconds or until you hear a beep code. Note: you probably won't see anything on the screen at this point. Once done with that, put the jumper back in the original position and turn the computer on. Your BIOS settings will have been set back to defaults, so if you had changed anything important that you still needed, change it back. 

[Tristerin]

1 minute ago, Windows7ge said:

Backup option: Pull the coin cell battery (which I don't see but should be there somewhere) for a couple minutes. Put it back in. Will yield the same results.

I searched his board manual and it only mentioned a CMOS jump not battery (which I found very odd - since I cant see it either)

[Windows7ge]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

I searched his board manual and it only mentioned a CMOS jump not battery (which I found very odd - since I cant see it either)

Unless it uses some type of permanent memory or a capacitor as a battery then one should be there somewhere.

 

Knowing Dell it wouldn't surprise me if they stuck it on the back.

[Tristerin]

@Windows7ge @LeOsP

 

I believe its in the VERY BOTTOM LEFT of that picture on the mobo, Im pretty sure that's the CMOS battery (was like...WHY cant I find it lol)

 

Pull that CMOS, sit for 30 seconds, insert it back and should be good to do

[Lenovo1984]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

I searched his board manual and it only mentioned a CMOS jump not battery (which I found very odd - since I cant see it either)

 

3 minutes ago, Windows7ge said:

Backup option: Pull the coin cell battery (which I don't see but should be there somewhere) for a couple minutes. Put it back in. Will yield the same results.

The CMOS battery is on the very bottom left corner of the board. I have a similar HP board that completely failed when I tried to use a dedicated GPU with it. It won't work with a dedicated card or integrated graphics now. 

[Lenovo1984]

Just now, Windows7ge said:

Unless it uses some type of permanent memory or a capacitor as a battery then one should be there somewhere.

 

Knowing Dell it wouldn't surprise me if they stuck it on the back.

That's an HP board, not a Dell. 

[Tristerin]

Just now, Lenovo1984 said:

 

The CMOS battery is on the very bottom left corner of the board. I have a similar HP board that completely failed when I tried to use a dedicated GPU with it. It won't work with a dedicated card or integrated graphics now. 

Yeah I noticed that just a moment ago and posted above, was like...there is no way this doesn't have a battery lol

[Windows7ge]

1 minute ago, Tristerin said:

@Windows7ge @LeOsP

 

I believe its in the VERY BOTTOM LEFT of that picture on the mobo, Im pretty sure that's the CMOS battery (was like...WHY cant I find it lol)

 

Pull that CMOS, sit for 30 seconds, insert it back and should be good to do

Yep, I see it now. What weird placement.

[Windows7ge]

1 minute ago, Lenovo1984 said:

That's an HP board, not a Dell. 

Whoops. My bad. These pre-build office computers all look the same.

[Lenovo1984]

Just now, Windows7ge said:

Whoops. My bad. These pre-build office computers all look the same.

Yeah, my first thought was Dell OptiPlex or possibly Vostro. Then I saw the HP logo. 

22 minutes ago, LeOsP said:

I'm looking at the picture again, and I see that your RAM stick is loose. Take it out and firmly reseat it. 

[Windows7ge]

1 minute ago, Lenovo1984 said:

Yeah, my first thought was Dell OptiPlex or possibly Vostro. Then I saw the HP logo.

Oh there it is over by the buzzer. I even looked at the buzzer and I still didn't see the HP logo. My vision is too narrow.

[ACEHACK]

guys really its over here behind the 24pin  connector