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What is the JP4 rider?

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1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member -  
 cedrik -
Hello,

can you tell me what this corresponds to

thank you in advance
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    hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    Where is this jp4 rider placed???
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  2. hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    You're welcome, I've kept the same BIOS for 6 years with my old PC despite possible updates. As long as it works, TOUCH NOTHING!!!

    Good night.
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  3. blablabla
     
    Try a live Linux CD to test the BIOS. You can remove the BIOS battery and put it back or replace it to maybe perform a 'reset'.
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  4. 1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member 30
     
    I don't even know what it is!!
    That's why I'm asking
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  6. hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    OK, but where did you hear about it?
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    1. 1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member 30
       
      in a topic titled:
      motherboard beeping

      my problem is that when I turn on my PC
      I hear a short beep as usual, but since the BIOS update, I have 2 extra beeps separated from the first one by 2 or 3 seconds
      what do you think
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    2. cedrik
       
      As-tu pensé à faire ta mise à jour suite à ça ? Essaie et tu verras.
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  7. hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    Well, there might be an issue with a badly flashed BIOS; did you do it? And then what does that have to do with the jumper that is very likely on the motherboard?
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  8. 1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member 30
     
    the report I don't really know if there is one that's why I'm asking what it is

    do you have a link to update the bios once again

    by the way, my bios distributor is phoenix but of award type is that normal
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  9. hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    Strange this BIOS problem between Phoenix and Award... Normally, there are three types of BIOS: AMI, Award, and Phoenix. But you’re not answering me, how did you hear about that famous jumper J4???

    However, I really wouldn't advise you to flash your BIOS again... why did you do it?
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  10. 1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member 30
     
    In a topic titled:
    motherboard that beeps

    I updated it, is there a solution to revert to the previous version?

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  11. hunter55 Posted messages 2048 Status Member 423
     
    One should only flash a BIOS in case of a problem, and going back if you do it seems risky to me...
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  12. 1982aurelien Posted messages 482 Status Member 30
     
    that will teach me to do things I don't know much about
    anyway, thank you for your help
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