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Hi guys, (I am beginner so please I ask for patience)

 

I a just wanna tell you that I'd need a little help with an issue that I ran into 2 days ago:

 

I've got this FUJITSU CELSIUS M720 and it's been working excellent. Until at one point I wanted to install a new Harddrive (ssd card with a PCI adaptor), I went into the BIOS to sort of enable the PCI and I enable them all (that was stupid) and changed another settings from the PCI in order to enable the Harddrive (I cannot remember exactly what tho). And now after I have done that, the PC doesn't boot correctly and I get the FUJITSU screen with numbers and letters on the low right corner.

 

Now the real issue is that I have tried to reset the BIOS to the default by removing the battery for like 30 - 60 min and sadly doesn't make any changes, also I tried to locate the CMOS jumpers and adjust them in order to get it reset, but also that did not work. I have ordered some new batteries to see if I can get it to restart this time.

 

Anyways I am coming to you for help, if you have any peace of info that I can try please let me know. I would appreciate it.

 

Best Wishes

 

GSE

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2 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

If you are seeing the Fujistsu screen I think you just have the wrong boot device selected.  Does pressing F12 repeatedly while the system boots get you back to bios?

Hi, that is also the Problem i forgot to mention. By either pressing F2 or F12 it does not set me to the BIOS menu.

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10 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

Got it.  If you disconnect all of the drives, does that work?

Hi, I have tried that and it doesn't work at all....... the most annoying bit is that I tried repeatedly pressing F2/F12 and it doesn't work, then the Fujitsu screen is gone and I have now a black screen with a line.......

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3 minutes ago, GSE_sba said:

tried again..... it seems that I gotta do something else 😞 Thank you for the info 😉

Try making a usb flash drive with a bios store in it. Also try disconnecting all the drives and  check whether this bio is showing or not 

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On 4/13/2021 at 7:25 PM, Sagnik_Pandit said:

Try making a usb flash drive with a bios store in it. Also try disconnecting all the drives and  check whether this bio is showing or not 

I tried that and it also does not work 😞 thanks for the info btw 😉

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