I can't boot into bios ;(

[Anzules]

After changing settings in bios I can't boot into bios or Windows I just get a black screen and in the bottom left corner the letter and number 9c, then I tried the reset button on my Case which just changed the number to D7, help I'm scared I will even go into bios again if I fix this :(, my computer is only a week old there is no way I broke it right? ;((((( help me PLEASEEE

[tendstofortytwo]

What are your PC's specs? In particular, what motherboard and/or GPU do you have?

 

Also, what settings did you change?

Edited March 7, 2016 by SaltTheRepairGuy
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[Anzules]

7 minutes ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

What are your PC's specs? In particular, what motherboard and/or GPU do you have?

 

Also, what settings did you change?

4690k and r9 380 with a Msi krait z97 I changed the CPU volt from 1.040 to 1.050 and the CPU clock from 40 to 42 and from dynamic to fixed cores, please help me I'm really sad right now this is a really expensive computer

[C1intFunWood]

Try resetting the CMOS. Not a big problem

[tendstofortytwo]

 

Just now, Anzules said:

4690k and r9 380 with a Msi krait z97 I changed the CPU volt from 1.040 to 1.050 and the CPU clock from 40 to 42 and from dynamic to fixed cores, please help me I'm really sad right now this is a really expensive computer

Did you try replacing your CMOS? Maybe the CPU didn't like the overclock (although I have to admit, that would be surprising considering it's a K model).

[Anzules]

Just now, C1intFunWood said:

Try resetting the CMOS. Not a big problem

How to do that I don't want break my computer anymore than I did, please tell me how to do it specifically how

[C1intFunWood]

Consult your motherboard manual. But if you don't want to, two metal pins are labelled on your motherboard as CLR_CMOS or something like that and you short it with a metal object

[Anzules]

1 minute ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

 

Did you try replacing your CMOS? Maybe the CPU didn't like the overclock (although I have to admit, that would be surprising considering it's a K model).

HOWW, I don't what to screw it up how to replace the cmos ;(

[Anzules]

Just now, C1intFunWood said:

Consult your motherboard manual.

I looked at it a while ago and didn't see that section ;(

[tendstofortytwo]

Just now, Anzules said:

HOWW, I don't what to screw it up how to replace the cmos ;(

As said above, your motherboard's manual will have instructions on how to do it safely.

[C1intFunWood]

Or if you don't want to do that, remove the battery on the board while the PC is powered down and wait 5 minutes, then pit it back in

[Anzules]

1 minute ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

As said above, your motherboard's manual will have instructions on how to do it safely.

Will the cmos clear if I will the computer unplugged and power supply off for 8 hours ???

[Anzules]

Just now, C1intFunWood said:

Or if you don't want to do that, remove the battery on the board while the PC is powered down and wait 5 minutes, then pit it back in

Have you done that before.., 

[tendstofortytwo]

Following this should do it if you're nervous about removing the battery. This is from the manual I downloaded from MSI's official website.

 

No, unplugging the computer for 8 hours will not clear the CMOS.

[C1intFunWood]

2 minutes ago, Anzules said:

Have you done that before.., 

Yes, it is done to reset the BIOS settings, do the battery method or the other, what ever makes you more comfortable doing.

[Anzules]

9 minutes ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

Following this should do it if you're nervous about removing the battery. This is from the manual I downloaded from MSI's official website.

 

No, unplugging the computer for 8 hours will not clear the CMOS.

Where can I get a jumper? or are you completely 100000% sure removing the battery will not cause any damage...

[C1intFunWood]

1 minute ago, Anzules said:

Where can I get a jumper? or are you completely 100000% sure removing the battery will not cause any damage...

Use something metal to jump the pins and yes, removing the battery won't damage anything if is powered off.

 

If you are fiddling with BIOS settings you should learn completely how to do it before you go in next time.

[Anzules]

15 minutes ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

Following this should do it if you're nervous about removing the battery. This is from the manual I downloaded from MSI's official website.

 

No, unplugging the computer for 8 hours will not clear the CMOS.

2 minutes ago, C1intFunWood said:

Use something metal to jump the pins and yes, removing the battery won't damage anything if is powered off.

 

If you are fiddling with BIOS settings you should learn completely how to do it before you go in next time.

 

But it says not to short it with something metal? 

[C1intFunWood]

1 minute ago, Anzules said:

But it says not to short it with something metal? 

It's the same principle if you don't believe me, there are plenty of videos online shoeing how to do it, even from linus him self

[C1intFunWood]

 

 

[tendstofortytwo]

There should be a jumper on two of the three pins, say the left one and the middle one. You have to move it to the middle and the right, turn your computer on once, then turn it off and move it back to left and middle again.

[Anzules]

6 hours ago, SaltTheRepairGuy said:

There should be a jumper on two of the three pins, say the left one and the middle one. You have to move it to the middle and the right, turn your computer on once, then turn it off and move it back to left and middle again.

My computer has no jumper it has the pins but no jumper for them, i tried to take battery out but I scared because I feel force between me and the motherboard. 

[Kunker]

Dont be so afraid just take youre time and remove it. If you dont want to remove the battery there are 2 pins they are naked and labeled CLR_CMOS take a flat head screwdriver and connect the 2 pins togheter

[Anzules]

14 minutes ago, Kunker said:

Dont be so afraid just take youre time and remove it. If you dont want to remove the battery there are 2 pins they are naked and labeled CLR_CMOS take a flat head screwdriver and connect the 2 pins togheter

Hey this is exactly what my MOBO manual says, but my BRAND NEW Msi board never came with a jumper for the pins (which is what assume thats what the manual is referring to) explain the diagram to me please if I am wrong!

[Kunker]

So youre telling me there are 2 naked pins right where it says clr_cmos?