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alright, major problem

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Clear Cmos

 

once you do that all BIOS settings will be default. 

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just set up my sever and got it running Linux mint. it wasn't booting to desktop fast enough so I went to the bios and changed some settings to try and improve boot speeds. I am using 2 120gb ssd in raid 0. I am using a MSI z87-g41 mobo. the problem is after changing some settings, I no longer recieve a bios screen (i turned that off (Idiot)), my keyboard is no longer recognized, and the boot devise is not recognized. I don't think i could have wedged my self in this hole any better.  any ideas as to what to do?

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Clear Cmos

 

once you do that all BIOS settings will be default. 

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