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tobo the hobo

recently i just built my new computer. It has a xfx 6600, a 10400f, and msi b560i mini itx motherboard. after i first built it the computer booted into the bios fine. i did not have windows yet so i messed around and turn on the setting, which the computer only boots if a certin usb drive is in. after i did that i could not get into the bios but the computer was on with a small line, like a hypen(-) in the top left corner. i could still get into the boot menu by f11 i decided just to reset the bios using a screw driver to short out the jumper pins (jbat 1) after that the problem starts. when i turn on the computer the monitor gets a hdmi signal but black with a faint light so i know its on. i have tried the taking cmos out and then back in but it didnt work. should i replace my motherboard?

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Did you disconnect power when clearing CMOS? Did you short the CMOS pins or take out the battery, and if the latter, how long did you leave it out?

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Read the manual and perform a proper CMOS reset as per the instructions in said manual. Don't skip steps!

"You don't need eyes to see, you need vision"

 

(Faithless, 'Reverence' from the 1996 Reverence album)

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the manual does not give specific steps but i removed all of the cords from the pc and took out the battery for ten minutes. i have done this twice.

thanks for all the help so fast

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19 hours ago, tobo the hobo said:

the manual does not give specific steps but i removed all of the cords from the pc and took out the battery for ten minutes. i have done this twice.

thanks for all the help so fast

 

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