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Please help reset bios on an HS-1235t

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Did you ever get your HS-1235t working.  I bought one that came with all the cards.  The SAS is an LSI 9201-8i and is already set up for IT mode.  FreeNAS works great on it.  The bay numbering starts with lower left as 0 and up to 2 then 2nd collumn is 3 thru 5 etc.

I have collected a fair amount if info on it.  But have been working on a USB issue.  Currently trying to reset my BIOS to regain access from keyboard.

 

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Does anyone know how to reset the BIOS.  I screwed up the USB setting while trying to remedy S L O W performance.  See attached.

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6 hours ago, dhenzler said:

Does anyone know how to reset the BIOS.

  1. Shut it down
  2. Unplug it from power
  3. Open it up
  4. Remove the CMOS battery and let it sit for a few minutes
  5. Put the CMOS battery back in
  6. Should be good to go. If it didn't reset then pull the battery again and let it sit overnight. 

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