Help... What is This?

[Mvard]

What is this... and what do I do to fix it? I've tried resetting the Cmos and a new battery to no avail.. I have no idea what to do... The processor is not overclocked, nor is the motherboard capable. I'm a little lost...

 

I apologize ahead for the bad pic quality

[Go_On_Shadow]

somehow your CPU was overclocked at least to a minimal extent...

[GodSpoon]

 

Looks like someone was doing some overlocking settings that failed, so the cmos reset

[Oberon.Smite]

Get into the BIOS and set it to defaults. Make sure there's no multiplier on.

[Mvard]

Whats crazy is this board doesn't have the ability to overclock at all, trust me i've tried..... I just set all of the setting back to their default settings and I still get the same error

[Mvard]

Does anything here seem out of the ordinary?

[GodSpoon]

I mean so far yes, try removing the motherboard battery and booting up, or letting the psu discharge for a few moments

[Mvard]

I mean so far yes, try removing the motherboard battery and booting up, or letting the psu discharge for a few moments

Welp.. I booted without the cmos (it proceeded to beep at me erratically), I then unplugged the psu from everything and set it aside for awhile.. I still am getting this error.

[KemoKa]

Welp.. I booted without the cmos (it proceeded to beep at me erratically), I then unplugged the psu from everything and set it aside for awhile.. I still am getting this error.

No, no , no. take the CMOS battery out and wait for about a minute for the CMOS to lose power and reset, then replace the battery. Then boot into your BIOS, reset everything to its factory defaults and see if that works

[Mvard]

No, no , no. take the CMOS battery out and wait for about a minute for the CMOS to lose power and reset, then replace the battery. Then boot into your BIOS, reset everything to its factory defaults and see if that works

Well this got rid of the Cpu Freq. Error but im still getting a CMOS Chaksum error.

[Bonesy]

Is this an older PC? It's very possible your CMOS battery has died. Especially if no recent BIOS changes have been made. Luckily, these are very cheap to replace if need be.